German economy minister Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg is meeting senior representatives of Magna on Tuesday to discuss a possible investment in Opel.
A ministry spokesman told Reuters the two parties would discuss the Austrian-Canadian partsmaker and contract assembler’s ideas.
Citing local media reports, Magna said Magna could take a stake of about 20% in Opel.
Germany’s chancellor Angela Merkel has said GM must sell a significant stake in Opel before the German government would provide EUR3.3bn in loan guarantees.
Guttenberg told Der Spiegel magazine last weekend that Magna was a potential partner and that the German government would look seriously at any possible investment.

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