MUNICH, Feb 5 (Reuters) - German industrial conglomerate MAN expanded its voting rights stake in Swedish rival Scania to 17 percent by swapping so-called B shares for A shares but has no concrete plans to continue increasing its votes. "There was interest from investors to sell their A shares for more liquid B shares, and we were happy to swap," Chief Executive Hakan Samuelsson told a news conference on Tuesday.
"We have no intentions to further raise our voting stake," he ...
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