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Posted on August 26, 2025
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Add as preferred source on GoogleMercedes-Benz's pension trust sold its entire stake in Nissan for $324 million, pricing shares at a 5.98% discount, reflecting strategic financial decisions.
TOKYO (Reuters) -The pension trust of German automaker Mercedes-Benz has sold its entire shareholding in Japan's Nissan Motor for 47.83 billion yen ($324.65 million), a source said on Tuesday.
The secondary sale of shares were priced at 341.3 yen ($2.32) per share, the source said, a 5.98% discount to the closing price on Monday of 363 yen.
($1 = 147.3300 yen)
(Reporting by Miho Uranaka and Anton Bridge; Editing by Christian Schmollinger)
The pension trust sold its entire shareholding in Nissan for 47.83 billion yen, which is approximately $324.65 million.
The shares were priced at 341.3 yen, which is about $2.32 per share, reflecting a 5.98% discount to the previous closing price.
The information about the sale was reported by a source, as mentioned in the article.
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