Toshiba turns to study Western Digital program or intends to pressure Japan, the United States and South Korea

[Global Technology Reporter Wang Huan] According to a report by the Japanese Kyodo News Agency on July 6, regarding Toshiba’s sale of the semiconductor subsidiary “Toshiba Memory” (Tokyo), Toshiba turned to formal research, including the proposal of the Western Digital Corporation (WD). Alternatives such as the acquisition plan. This is because the South Korean semiconductor giant SK Hynix in the "Japan-US-South Korea Commonwealth", which is being negotiated first, has overturned its initial plan and asked for the right to vote, resulting in the signing of a contraction.

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The interrogation of Western Digital to file a lawsuit to the US court to stop the sale will take place on the 14th of the local time, and it may soon be decided on the same day. According to analysis, Toshiba’s formal study of the Western Digital program is also intended to exert pressure on SK, and the sale will usher in a crucial moment.

According to related sources, Toshiba privately persuaded Western Digital to withdraw its lawsuit. The latter said that the conditions were to initiate priority negotiations with its own acquisition camp.

In order to avoid the long-term review of the Anti-Monopoly Law, the Japan-US-Korea Consortium began to negotiate with priority in late June. The SK program that competes with Toshiba will participate in a loan form. However, SK will be able to obtain voting rights in the future and demand to subscribe for convertible corporate bonds.

The U.S., U.S., South Korea consortium also made compromises within the consortium, proposing that the proportion of voting rights held by SK should be controlled at less than 20%. However, it is still unable to dispel the concern that it is deemed to be in fact a shareholder. A cadre of the “Industrial Innovation Agency”, a coordinating semi-government fund in Japan, pointed out that “If this continues, the agency will not be able to agree to a contract,” and the prospects for signing contracts are uncertain.

The plan put forward by Western Digital is to join hands with the U.S. Fund KKR, the Industrial Innovation Agency, and the Japan Policy Investment Bank to form the "Japan-US Consortium" to implement the acquisition.

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