Toshiba, which is seeking strategies to increase corporate value from outside, has revealed that there have been 10 proposals from investment funds so far.
Most of them will acquire Toshiba to make it an unlisted company, and the company will start narrowing down proposals in earnest after the shareholders' meeting later this month.
Toshiba, which continues to be in conflict with so-called "shareholders who say things," is soliciting strategies to increase corporate value in order to eliminate management confusion, and President Taro Shimada is making progress at a press conference on the 2nd. Revealed.
According to this, the first recruitment was closed on the 30th of last month, and there were a total of 10 proposals from investment funds.
Of these, eight were proposals to acquire Toshiba and make it an unlisted company, and the remaining two were to form a capital and business alliance on the premise of maintaining the listing.
After the general meeting of shareholders on the 28th of this month, the company decided to start narrowing down the proposals in earnest, and President Shimada did not touch on the details, but "I feel that there is great expectation for the potential value of the company, I am very reassured. "
On the other hand, Toshiba has put together a new management policy to strengthen quantum technology, in addition to businesses that make use of data obtained from infrastructure and energy-related businesses, and will narrow down proposals based on this content.