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Detroit NewsLast Updated: October 12. 2010 1:27PM
GM offers stock deal to employees, retirees, dealers
Christina Rogers / The Detroit News
General Motors Co. said today it will allow some 600,000 employees and retirees, plus dealers, to buy stock at the opening initial offering price.
According to a letter sent those people today, the minimum investment will be $1,000 each.
GM is putting up the shares as part of a direct share program, administered by Morgan Stanley. To participate, prospective shareholders must purchase GM stock within four business days of the stock’s pricing. The program gives GM workers, retirees and dealers who aren’t part of a brokerage a shot at buying a chuck of stock during the initial public offering, at its initial price.
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To be eligible, buyers must register by mail by Oct. 19, or online by Oct. 22. Those who don’t register will be unable to buy shares at the guaranteed IPO price.
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