THE DUTCH GOVERNMENT
THE DUTCH GOVERNMENT and the Dutch engineering group Stork signed an agreement yesterday to put up nearly $600 million to take 51% of Fokker - to be called "Fokker 2" - with the Malaysian state holding company Khazanah taking 39%, and the Andre Deleye company of Belgium, 10%. Fokker 2 would buy back...
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