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Delphi investor likely to drop out

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From Bloomberg News

Delphi Corp., the biggest U.S. auto parts maker, said its exit from bankruptcy protection would be delayed because Cerberus Capital Management was likely to drop out of a plan to invest $3.4 billion for control of the company.

Delphi, which had intended to emerge from court protection by midyear, said it expected to file a reorganization plan by July 31 and leave bankruptcy later this year. The delay may put more pressure on Delphi’s former parent, General Motors Corp., to offer additional financial aid.

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