Renault has sold its entire 17.88% stake (43.6 million shares) in Nissan Diesel Motor Co., Ltd., that was originally acquired in March 1999 as part of the global alliance with the Nissan group.


“Given the successful revitalization and the fact that Nissan Diesel has always been a non-strategic investment for Renault, [we have] decided to divest its shares,” the company said in a statement.


The stake was sold as a single block to JP Morgan Securities who, in turn, will sell it in the market.


Nissan Diesel, the fourth-ranked heavy truck maker in Japan, posted revenues of 453 billion yen (€3.4 billion) and operating income of 28.2 billion yen (€212.7 million), equivalent to 6.2 % of revenues, in fiscal year 2003-2004.


Truck sales amounted to 39,353 vehicles during the same period, 42% sold outside Japan, mainly in Asia and the United States.

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