Daimler Rolls Royce acquires diesel engine manufac
2022-08-18- Detail
Daimler and Rolls Royce acquire diesel engine manufacturer tognum
Daimler and Rolls Royce acquire diesel engine manufacturer tognum
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Guide: Daimler and Rolls Royce offered 3.2 billion euros (US $4.4 billion) to acquire German heavy engine manufacturer tognum AG. Daimler and Rolls Royce plan to establish a new joint venture for this new business, Daimler said in a statement today (bonding the upper and lower surfaces of the sample with 100x100mm metal plates with adhesive). The two companies will be TOGN
Daimler and Rolls Royce offered 3.2 billion euros (US $4.4 billion) to acquire German heavy engine manufacturer tognum AG
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Daimler now has nearly a thousand companies related to experimental machines. In a statement today, Daimler and Rolls Royce plan to establish a new joint venture for this new business. The two companies will pay 24 euros per share for tognum AG, which is 30% higher than the closing price of tognum on March 4. March 4 was the last full trading day before Daimler and Rolls Royce expressed their willingness to acquire tognum
the new company will include Daimler's existing 28.4% stake in tognum and Rolls Royce's Berge's n engine business, which believes that quality is guaranteed. After gaining control of tognum, Daimler and Rolls Royce will become the second largest high-speed diesel engine manufacturer in the world after caterpillar, and their engines will be used in shipbuilding, energy and national defense industries. Daimler, as the world's second largest luxury car manufacturer, has seen its revenue soar due to the soaring sales of Mercedes Benz
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