Short piece of news. Proton Holdings and MV Agusta management met up on Wednesday to discuss MV Agusta’s future, according to Corrierre della Sera, citing sources. Proton no longer believes it’s 57.7% investment in MV Agusta is strategic, and they are likely to be seeking a buyer for it’s investment now.
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Comments mainly focus on the high prices of MV Agusta motorcycles and the controversy over Proton's investment and ownership of the brand, with some advocating for selling the company due to financial losses and strategic disagreements. There is skepticism about Proton's technology transfer efforts and concerns over whether Proton can improve MV Agusta's global reputation. Many express hope for Proton to focus on car development rather than expensive motorcycle ventures, with sentiments ranging from disappointment to optimism about restructuring.