Japan's Toshiba currently hopes to give priority to the investment, including delisting, management reconstruction camp, and domestic investment funds Japan Industrial Partners (JIP) priority negotiation rights.
9 At the end of September, that is, the deadline for proposals, Toshiba announced that it had received proposals from multiple camps. According to a person concerned, Toshiba's second bid began in late July, shrinking from the initial 10 camps to four camps.
JIP initially worked with public-private fund innovation investment company (JIC), but due to different directions, they seem to have made separate suggestions. It is believed that the proposal was jointly invested with about 20 companies close to Toshiba, including Central Power , Orix, etc. It is expected that Toshiba will have detailed discussions with the JIP camp in the future, but the main focus will be whether the JIP camp can obtain acquisition funds, which is expected to exceed 2 trillion yen.
On the other hand, China Construction Investment plans to cooperate with the US investment fund Bain Capital, which is said to have entered the second round of bidding. Toshiba is believed to require China Construction Investment camp to submit detailed plans. The preferential bargaining power is not the exclusive bargaining power. Depending on future development, it is possible to negotiate with other camps.
