HELSINKI, June 27 (Reuters) - The following stocks may be affected by newspaper reports and other factors on Monday:
Diversified industrials company Stanley Black & Decker ( SWK.N ) announced a recommended $1.2 billion offer for Swedish security firm Niscayah on Monday.
Sweden's Securitas ( SECUb.ST ), which once owned Niscayah, had launched a 5.6 billion crown ($860 million) Бид in May.
For more on the company, double click on [NISCb.ST]
The home appliance firm has agreed to begin takeover talks with creditors of South Korea's Daewoo Electronics Co Ltd [DEWOO.UL], a source with direct knowledge of the matter said on Monday.
The move comes after a $513 million takeover deal with Iran's Entekhab Industrial Group collapsed in late May. [ID:nL3E7GU13J]
For more on the company, double click on [ELUXb.ST]
The container shipping arm of the Danish oil and shipping group, Maersk Line, has taken advantage of an option for an order of 10 large container ships worth 2 trillion won ($1.85 billion) from South Korea's Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering Co Ltd ( 042660.KS ).
The order is part of an option on a February deal [ID:nTOE71K02J], and the vessels were scheduled for delivery by May 20, 2015, Daewoo said in a statement. [ID:nS6E7FQ02R]
Swedish automobile said on Monday it had got an order from a Chinese company for 582 Saab cars worth 13 million euros ($18.40 million), giving it short term funding to pay wages and pay off some suppliers.
Talks to sell and lease back Saab's factory are ongoing as are efforts to secure further short-term funding, the company said.
Separately, Saab's chief legal council and two union representatives have stepped down from Saab's board, leaving CEO Victor Muller as the only member, Swedish paper Goteborgs Posten reported late on Sunday.
Saab could not immediately be reached for a comment about its board.
For more on the company, double click on [SWAN.AS]
Nokia and Siemens AG ( SIEGn.DE ) failed to secure a deal for investors to take a controlling stake in their unprofitable joint venture Nokia Siemens Networks (NSN) [NOKI.UL], The Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday.
Talks to sell a controlling stake in the venture, which is the world's No. 2 maker of wireless-networking gear, to a consortium that includes private-equity firms Gores Group LLC and Platinum Equity LLC are not expected to succeed, the report said.
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