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イスラエルの話に関係ないかなと思いました。

ロイターの儲かるニュース。

他にこのニュースも出ていました。
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-toshiba-nuclear-idUSKBN1910EE



なんて書いてあるのか・・・

いえ、本当は何て書いてあるのか分かりませんけど・・。
日本語では、

東芝、米原発2基親保証で合意 21年まで4100億円分割で
https://jp.reuters.com/article/toshiba-us-nuc-idJPKBN19106C


と書いてありました。



Corp plans its  prized $18 billion or more, a person in a last-ditch  to clinch  both companies

consortium led 2 trillion  by Thursday  to choose Toshiba chips,told a rival private 2.2 trillion.

The matter have told Reuters.

Toshiba could 2 trillion yen to cover cost.

Nuclear,a long-time partner of the laptops comes as uncertainty groups for Toshiba's crown.


Sources with Toshiba  companies contract by outside  cannot drop its claim.

Toshiba is concerned to counter those concerns of the consortium's  purchase that is looking for sources to 2 trillion yen with Toshiba CEO Satoshi Tsunakawa.

Our concerns set the stage for the latest offer.

The latest offer increases firm offer for the joint venture's for research and development.






ニュース

Western Digital to raise Toshiba chip offer in last-ditch bid: source


By Makiko Yamazaki | TOKYO

Western Digital Corp (WDC.O) plans to raise its offer for Toshiba Corp's (6502.T) prized semiconductor unit to $18 billion or more, a person familiar with the matter said, in a last-ditch effort to clinch a deal both companies consider vital.

The U.S. chipmaker is part of a consortium led by a Japanese government-backed fund. The group will present the new offer of 2 trillion yen or more by Thursday, when the struggling Japanese conglomerate is due to choose a preferred bidder for its Toshiba Memory Corp unit, the world's second-largest producer of NAND memory chips, the person told Reuters on Saturday.

Toshiba has been favoring a rival bid from U.S. chipmaker Broadcom Ltd (AVGO.O), which has partnered with U.S. private equity firm Silver Lake to offer 2.2 trillion yen, people familiar with the matter have told Reuters.

A spokesman for Western Digital had no comment. Toshiba could not immediately be reached for comment.

Toshiba had set a 2 trillion yen threshold for the sale as it rushes to find a buyer to cover billions of dollars in cost overruns at its now-bankrupt U.S. nuclear business Westinghouse Electric Corp.

The offer by Western Digital, a long-time partner of the laptops-to-nuclear conglomerate's lucrative chips division, comes as uncertainty about the make-up of the groups bidding for Toshiba's crown jewel has increased.

Western Digital has been seen by some sources as crucial to successful deal, as it jointly operates a key flash-memory chip plant with Toshiba in western Japan.


AT LOGGERHEADS

But the two companies have been at loggerheads over the auction. Western Digital is pursuing an international arbitration claim that Toshiba has breached joint-venture contracts by entertaining outside bids.

Western Digital argues that the sale cannot proceed without its consent but the U.S. firm will drop its claim if Toshiba agrees to the new offer, the source said on Saturday.

Toshiba is concerned an acquisition by Western Digital would run into antitrust objections from China and elsewhere as the U.S. firm is the world's third-largest NAND producer behind South Korea's Samsung Electronics Co (005930.KS) and Toshiba.

To counter those concerns, the Western Digital portion of the consortium's new offer will be in the form of a debt purchase whereas the U.S. firm had previously been looking for an equity stake in Toshiba Memory, the source said.

The Japan-Western Digital consortium initially offered 1.6 trillion yen, sources have said. CEO Steve Milligan then raised the offer to close to 2 trillion yen on Friday in a meeting with Toshiba CEO Satoshi Tsunakawa, the source said on Saturday.
But Toshiba expressed dissatisfaction with Friday's bid. "Our concerns about the prospects of success for a deal were not wiped out," a Toshiba spokeswoman said.

That set the stage for the latest offer of 2 trillion yen, or more.

In Friday's meeting, Toshiba's Tsunakawa asked if Western Digital "could further increase the price", the source said, adding that the U.S. firm would modify its proposal, "to align with their thinking".

Western Digital's new offer will also include a commitment to $25 billion dollars in capital spending for the joint venture's Yokkaichi facility, including building two fabrication plants, the source said.

It will also pledge $39 billion for research and development and money to boost the local economy, while expanding the workforce there by five percent a year for two years, he said.



(Additional reporting by Liana B. Baker in San Francisco and Naomi Tajitsu in Tokyo; editing by William Mallard and David Clarke)
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-toshiba-accounting-idUSKBN1910CA