Renault's Senard dismisses talk of Nissan shareholding changes

Renault Senard agm 2019 4 BB web.jpg — "One day in the future, if things are settled and rebalanced, why not? It's not the priority," Senard said when asked about a change to the shareholding relationship between Renault and Nissan. (BLOOMBERG/Bloomberg)

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TARA PATEL

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Bloomberg

January 23, 2020 10:52 AM

PARIS -- Renault Chairman Jean-Dominique Senard has dismissed talk of changes in the shareholding structure of the alliance with Nissan, saying any modifications could come after the automakers have turned their struggling operations around.

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