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Yesterday, the former Minister of Economic Affairs Maud Olofsson was questioned in front of the Swedish Reichtag's committee of inquiry about the Saab affair surrounding Vladimir Antonov. The opposition MPs, Peter Jonsson and Jörgen Hellman wanted to know if the government
Read moreWe're looking to Sweden with excitement, but almost nothing is happening. The property sale thing is simmering and the administrators seem determined to bring the Saab factory back. The
Read moreIn principle, we are experiencing a tangible scandal in terms of Saab in Sweden. In 2009, the EIB decided not to allow Antonov as owner, Saab has worked hard for several months to make Antonov a real estate buyer or shareholder
Read moreToday, early this morning, Vladimir Antonov's spokesman gave an interview in which he stressed that he had “very reliable information” that the EIB and the Swedish administration had decided against Antonov as a Saab shareholder. The
Read moreMaud Olofsson, the Swedish Minister for Economic Affairs, received a letter from Vladimir Antonov some time ago about Saab. The Minister replied today, presenting her point of view. The letter, today after a very long one
Read moreToday Maud Olofsson was on the Swedish holiday island Gotland. Every year before the country falls into a deep summer slump, there is Almedals Week in Visby. Basically it's a huge, Swedish, political show, the Olof
Read morePoliticians seem to be the same no matter where in the world. In Sweden Maud Olofsson is one of the typical representatives of her kind and our “favorite politician”. She speaks a lot and says - nothing. Basically
Read moreSaab is doing something. And something is happening with model maintenance and constant optimization. No matter what acute difficulties are currently taking place, Saab is constantly refining and improving the product range. Give up ? No way. This is Saab Spirit. Saab
Read moreThe meeting of Pang Da President Pang Quinghua with the Swedish Minister for Economic Affairs is over. Saab CEO Victor Muller was very satisfied with the way things went, and Maud Olofsson, otherwise rather reluctant, seemed very pleased with the visit
Read moreSwedish Industry Minister Maud Olofsson is ready to meet investor Vladimir Antonov. The investment banker, who would like to invest in Saab, asked for the meeting in a letter. Antonov, who owns both the Saab estate
Read moreMaud Olofsson is the Swedish Minister for Economic Affairs. In Sweden she is not exactly considered to be decisive. Ms. Olofsson told the media that what was possible had been done in the case of the car manufacturer Saab. That is partial
Read moreThe Swedish government has given the go-ahead for further Saab funding. Industry Minister Maud Olofsson announced the government's decision at a press conference in Rosenbad. For Saab, this means that the EIB
Read moreAfter yesterday's press conference, the decision of Saab's future lies with the Swedish government. The Swedish National Debt Administration's recommendations are positive for Saab, but the government has no obligation to follow them. A problem for
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