Toshiba's buyout, which has a market capitalisation of almost $18 billion, would possibly be private equity's biggest-ever deal in the country
3D's separate call for a private-equity buyout was rejected last month by just short of 55% of shareholders who voted
Bain has sounded out multiple other Toshiba shareholders about teaming up as it prepares to make a buyout offer.
Bain has sounded out multiple other Toshiba shareholders about teaming up as it prepares to make a buyout offer.
Bain has sounded out multiple other Toshiba shareholders about teaming up as it prepares to make a buyout offer.
The agreement with Singapore-based Effissimo, which owns about 9.9% of Toshiba, could potentially force Toshiba to revive talks for a private equity buyout
Toshiba shareholders voted against its plan to spin off the devices unit, but a separate motion backed by activist shareholders that called for the conglomerate to solicit buyout offers also failed
Toshiba shareholders voted down competing proposals - one presented by management and the other backed by activist shareholders, leaving the future direction of the embattled conglomerate uncertain
The fund voted against the Japanese industrial conglomerate's plan to break itself up by spinning off its devices business, a voting record showed
Activist investor Effissimo Capital Management, which holds a roughly 10 per cent in Toshiba, also spoke out against the plan on Thursday
Toshiba's Chief Executive Satoshi Tsunakawa is stepping down, as the embattled Japanese technology giant seeks to restructure and restore its reputation.
Under the new restructuring, Toshiba will just split off its device business, including its power chip unit
Embattled Japanese technology giant Toshiba plans to split into two companies, one focused on infrastructure and the other on devices, in its latest effort to placate unhappy shareholders. As part of the proposed plan, Tokyo-based Toshiba Corp. intends to sell its joint venture stake in Toshiba Carrier Corp. to the U.S.-based Carrier Group, for about 100 billion yen ($877 million). Toshiba is also selling Toshiba Elevator and Building Systems Corp. and Toshiba Lighting & Technology Corp., it said Monday. The proposal is still subject to shareholder and regulatory approval. Toshiba scrapped its earlier proposal for a three-way split, which was not popular with some shareholders. Toshiba once was one of Japan's most revered brands but has been struggling since the Fukushima nuclear disaster in March 2011. A tsunami sent three reactors into meltdowns, spewing radiation over an area that's still partly a no-go zone. Toshiba is involved in the decommissioning effort, which will take ...
It will sell 55% of Toshiba Carrier to Carrier Global Corp for around 100 billion yen ($870 million), retaining a 5% stake
The Japanese industrial conglomerate will build a cutting-edge 300-millimeter fabrication plant in central Japan for power management chips
The second-largest investor in Japan's Toshiba Corp on Thursday called for an extraordinary general meeting, seeking to force the company to win two-thirds support for a three-way breakup plan
Toshiba's decision to not pursue either course and instead focus on a plan to split itself in three, has widened the gulf between the conglomerate and hedge fund investors
Hedge fund 3D Investment Partners, which owns more than 7% of Toshiba, laid out its objections in a three-page letter to the company's board
After spinning off the two companies, Toshiba will continue to own its 40.6% stake in memory chipmaker Kioxia as well as other assets
The third company will own Toshiba's 40.6% stake in unlisted memory chipmaker Kioxia.