.
US taxpayer has
$10 billions loss on GM bailout, still owns 211 million shares.
6/5/13, "
Treasury, UAW health care trust to sell 50M shares of GM stock," Detroit News, Shepardson
"
The U.S. Treasury and United Auto
Workers union, capitalizing on the automaker’s rising stock price, will
sell a combined 50 million shares of General Motors stock today.
The scheduled stock sale coincides with GM’s return to the S&P 500
index, and with today’s annual shareholders meeting at the Renaissance
Center in Detroit....
The UAW’s Workers Retiree Medical Benefits Trust, which holds about
14 percent of GM, will sell 20 million shares, and the U.S. Treasury
will sell 30 million of its 241.7 million shares. The Treasury initially held 60.8 percent of GM as part of the U.S. $49.5 billion bailout....
The Treasury sold
nearly 20 percent of its remaining shares in General Motors Co. in the
first three months of the year, the Detroit automaker disclosed
Thursday, as well as 200 million shares sold to GM for $5.5 billion in
December.
In total, Treasury has recouped $30.6 billion. At
current trading prices, Treasury would lose around $10 billion on its GM
bailout."...via Tom Nelson
.
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