"The move was especially critical because 40 percent of Delphi's worldwide properties is overseas," says Martin Woodrow, senior vice president of Equis' corporate asset management division. "We decided to first open offices in Singapore, London and Juarez because geographically these cities are the gateways to Delphi's extensive portfolio in, respectively, Asia, Europe, and Mexico. Our Sao Paulo office will manage transaction activity for its South American properties, while the Budapest office will team with our London office to oversee Delphi's portfolio in Eastern Europe."
Delphi Automotive Systems is the world's largest provider of automotive components and systems technology. However, Equis plans to use its new offices for other clients such as DaimlerChrysler.
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