Sharp had acquired Dynabook, which makes laptop computers, from Toshiba Corp in 2018. On Tuesday, Dynabook, a unit of Japan’s Sharp Corp which makes laptop computers, stated it aims to go public in fiscal year 2021. In 2018, Sharp had completed the acquisition of the personal computer unit from Toshiba Corp.
The move marks a return to a segment that Sharp left nearly 8 years ago. It also underscores Sharp Corp’s improved health under Foxconn’s management. On Tuesday, Sharp Corp disclosed it will acquire Toshiba Corp’s personal computer business for $36 million. The announcement underscores its recovery under Foxconn and marks its return to a business…
The completion of the sale was way ahead of the expected time frame of end-March. Chinese antitrust authorities extensively reviewed the deal before providing its approval. On Friday, Japan’s Toshiba Corp stated, it had completed the $18 billion sale of its NAND memory chip unit to a consortium led by U.S. private equity firm Bain…
The roller-coaster ride that Toshiba is going through with its memory business, that is inextricably linked to its U.S. nuclear power business, could eventually result in the launch of an IPO for Toshiba Memory, if it fails to win regulatory approval for its sale to the Bain Capital0-led consortium before March 2018. On Monday, the…
Among Western Digital concerns for blocking Toshiba’s NAND memory sale was that its direct competitors, Seagate Technologies and SK Hynix will gain access to proprietary information from the acquisition. Here is how these concerns have been addressed by Bain Capital. As per a documents from Bain Capital LP, the leader of the group that is…
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