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EADS seeking more freedom for investors to sell shares

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EADS CEO Louis Gallois has confirmed that the company is placing pressure on major shareholders to allow investors to have the freedom to sell their shares if they want, while still preserving national interests. Under a 2000 shareholder agreement, the French and German stakes in EADS must be equal.

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