It is difficult to imagine a company in the technology sector, which, if there is a desire and no barriers, Apple could not buy. With an impressive multibillion-dollar cash reserve, it regularly acquires assets that may need to create new products or expand the functionality of existing ones. That Japanese edition of Yomiuri Online on Friday reported that Apple may show interest in Toshiba's assets associated with the release of solid state memory - they are known to be put up for sale to cover the losses of the Japanese corporation in other activity areas .
Meanwhile, Reuters sources have reason to suspect that Toshiba will once again use the right to "abuse terms". Firstly, it may not be in time to report on April 11 for the fourth quarter of 2016, as auditors still have questions to the financial affairs of the corporation. In this case, Toshiba will be forced to ask not to delete its shares from the quotation list of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
Secondly, Toshiba and by the end of June may not decide on the choice of the buyer of assets associated with the release of memory. Earlier it was believed that the choice would be made to the shareholders' meeting of Toshiba, which will be held at the end of June. The current management of the company, it seems, once again demonstrates the inability to solve problems in a short time. This was already criticized at the extraordinary shareholders' meeting, which took place last week.