CEO Martin Richenhagen

A couple of months ago, co-blogger Steve Dickinson, wrote an article on China mergers and acquisitions for China In Business Magazine. Towards the end of that article, Steve set out, in layman's terms, the following realities of China M&A;: ● Foreigners are permitted to purchase small Chinese companies that the central government is not interested in managing. ● Foreigners are permitted to purchase large, state-owned enterprises that suffer from financial difficulty, provided the foreign investor agrees to restructure the purchased company. ● Foreigners are permitted to purchase non-majority interests in strong, successful Chinese companies, but only if there is some added benefit, such as ... Read Full Story

AGCO Corp. manufactures and distributes agricultural equipment and related replacement parts worldwide. The company provides compact tractors, utility tractors and high horsepower tractors used in farms and in specialty agricultural industries, such as da (EMAILWIRE.COM, August 19, 2008 ) DALLAS, Texas - TwinTrader.com announces the publication of Breakout for AG; highlighting public companies on the move and what’s behind the surge. Investors can view all of the Breakouts and other articles for free by visiting: http://www.TwinTrader.com “AGCO Corp. manufactures and distributes agricultural equipment and related replacement parts worldwide. The company provides compact tractors, utility tractors and high horsepower tractors used in farms and in ... Read Full Story

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New York Times (December 23, 2007) - AGCO CEO Martin Richenhagen never expected to run a big company. If anything, it was his passion for horses, not a résumé, that eventually pulled him into corporate life. Read Full Story