Toshiba plans to bail out from the sale of assets approximately 13 billion

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POSTER: computer news   ||   TOSHIBA PLANS TO BAIL OUT FROM THE SALE OF ASSETS APPROXIMATELY 13 BILLION	DATE:2017-03-01
New details about the inevitable now, it seems,  the sale of Toshiba assets  , associated with the release of solid-state memory.  Corporation of Japan resigned to the prospect of the sale of the main part of the assets or of the business as a whole, hoping to gain the maximum amount of funds to cover the new and old debts and losses accumulated in other activity areas  .  Toshiba is now full of confidence that it can get for your business is the production of memory  at least $ 13 billion. Several potential investors are interested in the transaction.  If SK Hynix, Micron, Western Digital Corporation and Foxconn to some extent ready to use the assets received for its intended purpose, the group of institutional investors as part of Bain Capital, Silver Lake Partners and KKR & Co.   could provide Toshiba more advantages as potential buyers.  Such a deal easier to agree, since any of the competitors will have a long time to negotiate with the  authorities in several countries.  In addition, foreign buyers will be delivered to the condition of maintaining jobs and production capacity in Japan.  The government has already indicated that Toshiba technology are of great importance for the strategy of the national development of the industry.  Does this mean that foreign investors will not be given preference, difficult to argue.  In certain financial conditions have to forget about patriotism.  The transaction is expected to be completed by March next year. Toshiba can not fetch the desired $ 13 billion., Experts say.  In its assessment, it lowers the level of capital expenditure required for the functioning of the business.  The buyer is interested not only in how to invest in the development and release of solid-state memory, but also in obtaining financial returns, including at the most modest "first installment" of $ 13 billion. Related Products :

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