據報吉利控股短期內分拆富豪汽車在瑞典上市 目標估價200億美元
據《路透社》引述消息人士指,浙江吉利控股正在與投資銀行進行深入探討,或在月底至未來幾週內,將富豪汽車(Volvo Cars)分拆在瑞典斯德哥爾摩上市,目標估值約200億至300億美元,預計成為今年歐洲最大型新股之一。
惟報道指,以富豪的收入展望計算,200億估值相等於收入約6至7倍,認為160億美元估值較為實際。富豪早前表示,由於芯片等原材料短缺,下半年汽車銷量將會按年下跌,產量亦會下降。
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