MOSCOW -(Dow Jones)- General Motors Co. and OAO Sberbank (SBER.RS) said Monday they have reached a deal on compensation claims made by the Russian bank after the U.S. auto giant dropped plans to sell its Opel unit. "Sberbank and General Motors announce that they have reached a resolution on mutually acceptable terms of all Sberbank compensation claims arising out of General Motor's decision not to sell a majority stake in Adam Opel GmbH," the companies said in a joint statement. No details were disclosed. GM in November scrapped plans to sell a 55% stake in Opel to Canadian auto parts maker Magna International Inc. (MG.A.T) and Sberbank, despite a preliminary deal reached after months of talks. Company Web site: www.sberbank.ru -By Jacob Gronholt-Pedersen, Dow Jones Newswires; +7 495 232 9197; jacob.pedersen@dowjones.com
