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    Today is Saturday, March 20, 2010 at 
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    New York (HedgeCo.Net) – It doesn’t help matters when a company, who is at the of a government , is expected to provide rescue to another faltering company.  But that’s exactly what General Motors has found themselves in the middle of, as is again turning to their former parent company for assistance.

    GM is in talks to buy back some parts of the Troy, Michigan-based auto parts supplier, including some unprofitable plants.  While this may help achieve the exit refinancing that they need to emerge from , it certainly doesn’t make things easy on GM, who is already set to receive over $13 billion in government aid.    However, some believe that ’s dependence could help GM’s case in requesting more federal funds.

    Since filed for bankruptcy protection in October 2005, they have faced a string of disappointments in trying to secure the needed capital.  A $6.1 billion refinancing plan, led by hedge fund Appaloosa Management, was supposed to provide the influx of capital.  GM had also promised a $2 billion chunk of the puzzle to ensure met the minimum requirements.  When the hedge fund backed out of the deal at the last minute, was left without an alternative.               

    GM has agreed to advance up to $100 million this month to , to keep the company running for the next few months.  has until Feb 27th to restructure its exit plan, including an amended budget with payouts to creditors and how they plan on becoming profitable following the exit of protection.  They have also requested that the U.S. Bankruptcy Court allow them to halt their retiree medical benefits.  

    Julie Scuderi
    Senior Editor for HedgeCo.Net
    Email: julie@hedgeco.net

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