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# Fiat And Chrysler Complete Merger, Will Begin NYSE Trading

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_Published 2014-10-13. Fiat and Chrysler have completed the final steps of a long-awaited merger, and are planning to open on the New York Stock Exchange Monday._


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## Transcript

The newly minted merger between Fiat and Chrysler will hit the New York Stock Exchange Monday as Fiat Chrysler Automobiles which is now the seventh largest auto maker in the world. Monday's listing isn't exactly an IPO. The new company won't release new shares to the market. But instead will be transferring shares from Italy to New York under the symbol FCA. The new stock is expected to start at around eight dollars and 77 cents a share. Its closing price in Milan Friday. The company has about 88 point five million shares it eventually plans to transfer. This deal marks the culmination of Fiat's gradual acquisition of Chrysler.

Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne picked up a 35 % stake in the company after Chrysler filed for bankruptcy in 2009. The partnership has worked well for both companies, breathing new like into Chrysler while helping the European centric Fiat shift overseas. Now Marchionne plans to take the new company to the top of the industry, aiming to boost sales 60 % by 2018. But the Detroit free press notes the new company is hitting the market at an unfortunate time. Amid bad news from industry leaders Ford and GM along with general uncertainty within the industry. And the Wall Street Journal points out, Fiat is still carrying over $ 12 billion in debt.

And a junk credit rating, which might give investors cause for hesitation. However, the new company could tap into cash reserves at Chrysler to help address that issue by 2016. The merger and subsequent plan for growth look to be the twilight of Marchionne's tenure as Fiat CEO. He recently told Bloomberg he plans to step down in 2018. Thanks for watching

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