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(Reuters) – General Motors (NYSE:) said Friday it had struck a deal with SoftBank Vision Fund and certain of its subsidiaries to acquire the fund’s ownership stake in GM Cruise Holdings LLC for $2.1 billion.
The company said it will make an additional $1.35 billion investment in Cruise, a self-driving technology company.
After the deal, GM will own about 80% in Cruise, a subsidiary of the automaker, leaving SoftBank with no ownership interests or rights, it said in a securities filing.
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