Investor EQT buys DaimlerChrysler off-highway unit

Jun 12, 2006

After being made public in December, the sale of DaimlerChrysler’s off-highway business unit to Swedish investor EQT has become legally binding. The German government along with international antitrust authorities have approved the sale.

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