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Yeah, given that Kuka already has a subsidiary in China and that Midea owns 76%, I don't know what exactly would change when it's fully owned by Midea.
by cm3 10y ago
Yeah, given that Kuka already has a subsidiary in China and that Midea owns 76%, I don't know what exactly would change when it's fully owned by Midea.
- lispm 10y agoThe intellectual property...
- matco11 10y agoGerman corporate governance laws require a parent company to operate at arms-length for ownership levels between 50%+1 and 95%. This means no changes of management allowed, no revenue synergies, no cost synergies. By acquiring the remaining shares, they would be allowed to take actual control.
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