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Foxconn offers to invest around $5.6 billion in Sharp

Sharp's board voted 13-0 to negotiate with Foxconn instead of a state-backed Japanese fund

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A motorcyclist rides past the entrance of the headquarters of Hon Hai, which is also known by its trading name Foxconn, in Tucheng, New Taipei city. Photo: Reuters

Reuters Taipei
Taiwan's Foxconn has offered to invest around 659 billion yen ($5.6 billion) in struggling Japanese electronics maker Sharp, two sources with knowledge of the matter said.

Sharp has chosen Foxconn as its preferred bidder in takeover talks. One source said Sharp's board on Thursday had voted 13-0 to negotiate with Foxconn instead of a state-backed Japanese fund, the Innovation Network Corp of Japan.

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First Published: Feb 05 2016 | 5:55 AM IST

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