Nissan open to bids for equity stake

Nissan open to bids for equity stake

Yoshikazu Hanawa, president of Nissan Motor Co., speaks at a news conference Jan. 19. He said Nissan would consider proposals by foreign companies to acquire a significant stake in his company. Nissan has been the target of speculation about possible acquisition by or tie-ups with foreign automakers, including Renault SA of France and DaimlerChrysler AG, the German-U.S. auto giant. ==Kyodo

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