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Fiat has made offers to the trust to raise its stake to 65.17 percent in two tranches. But the sales have been held up by the court fight. Fiat said that the offer for the second tranche of 3.3 percent made earlier this month is worth $198 million, but the trust wants more money. Sergio Marchionne, who is CEO of both Fiat and Chrysler, has said that Fiat's planned investment in Italy to boost production means the company does not have the cash to buy the trust's shares outright.
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