According to sources cited by Bloomberg, TomTom is considering the options available to it that could also lead to the sale of its technologies to the satellite maps. The producer of Dutch sailors would attract the interest of those who had approached Nokia to detect Here, the result of the acquisition of Navteq maps division for 5.7 billion euro in 2007, then finished on Monday to 2.8 billion euro in a consortium consisting of Mercedes (Daimler), Audi (Volkswagen) and BMW. And the operation Here drove courses TomTom on the list. The stock reached Monday an increase of 11.2% (intraday best performance since 2009), and then close however with a gain of 2% in Amsterdam. TomTom opened the meeting up by more than one percentage point.
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