Steel Markets

October 31, 2019
Merger for FCA and Peugeot
Written by Sandy Williams
FCA and Peugeot announced a $48 billion merger on Thursday that will make the combined company the fourth largest automaker in the world. The 50/50 merger will have combined revenues of nearly $190 billion and annual unit sales of about 8.6 million vehicles. Together the company will employ roughly 410,000 employees.
Peugeot parent PSA Group and Fiat Chrysler agreed that FCA Chairman John Elkann will be chairman of the combined company and PSA CEO Carlos Tavares will become CEO. The company will be headquartered in the Netherlands.


