SHANGHAI, April 20 (Reuters) - A top executive at Chinese state auto group Beijing Automotive Industry Holding Co (BAIC), said on Wednesday his company was not currently in talks to invest in ailing Swedish car brand Saab, with which it shares some vehicle technology.
"It's two separate companies, but we have a very good relationship," BAIC President Wang Dazong told Reuters at an auto industry conference in Shanghai.
"But as always if there was a really good opportunity we have an open mind," he said, adding that he had not been approached so far about investing in Saab, which is owned by the Dutch group Spyker .
(Reporting by Helen Massy-Beresford and Chang-Ran Kim)