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STOCKHOLM—Swedish Automobile NV Tuesday announced a partial sale and lease-back agreement on Saab Automobile's real-estate assets as the car maker continues its search for cash to pay workers and suppliers to enable it to restart production.

Saab Selling Assets to Raise Cash Christina Zander 2011

Saab Automobile's future has been in doubt for over six weeks, with production at a halt because the indebted company can't afford to pay suppliers.

Saab Finds New Chinese Partner Anna Marij van der Meulen 2011

Legal documents outlining Saab Automobile's assets in March 2009 valued the company's buildings and grounds at 915 million Swedish kronor $146.1 million.

Spyker Seeks to Raise Cash for Saab Maarten van Tartwijk 2011

Hans Ryberg , head of the collection department at the enforcement authority, said he expects further requests from Saab Automobile's creditors in the coming days.

Saab 'May Face Bankruptcy in 14 Days' Christina Zander 2011

The statement comes a day after Spyker said that it was in talks with a financial institution controlled by Russian financier Vladimir Antonov for the sale and leaseback of Saab Automobile's real-estate operations.

Spyker Seeks to Raise Cash for Saab Maarten van Tartwijk 2011

Autos Sweden's National Debt Office received Saab Automobile's proposal to fix its immediate and mid-term financial issues and forwarded it—along with a recommendation—to the government to make a final decision.

Business Watch 2011

Dutch company Spyker Cars NV, which owns troubled Swedish car maker Saab Automobile, said Monday it's in talks with a financial institution controlled by Russian financier Vladimir Antonov for the sale and leaseback of Saab Automobile's real-estate operations.

Spyker in Talks on Saab Real Estate Christina Zander 2011

Dutch company Spyker Cars, which owns troubled Swedish car maker Saab Automobile, said it's in talks with a financial institution controlled by Russian financier Vladimir Antonov for the sale and leaseback of Saab Automobile's real-estate operations.

Business Watch 2011

Saab Automobile's Chinese buyers aim to invest $3.14 billion in the Swedish auto maker and return it to profitable operation by 2014.

What's News— 2011

The Swedish National Debt Office said Tuesday that it continues its work on trying to resolve Saab Automobile's financial problems, but declined to go into detail.

Spyker Seeks to Raise Cash for Saab Maarten van Tartwijk 2011