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Na denn....
- Fr. 25.4 wird der Deal endllich abgeschlossen
- die Zukunft Chennai´s dürfte weiter ungewiss sein
- das Werk in Korea wird nicht übernommen.
interessant ist dieser Satz ...
The Finnish group has been linked with the appointment of Rajeev Suri, head of Nokia Solutions and Networks, as the next chief executive in a business centred around the provision of telecoms infrastructure equipment and services.
Wenn ich das richtig verstehe wird also - wie erwartet - Suri der CEO von "Nokia Neu" ....
Bei den Amis hat der Kurs ja heute schon mal 1,2% zugelegt ....Europa wird wohl morgen nachziehen...
Jetzt nur mehr die Zahlen überstehen ...
- Fr. 25.4 wird der Deal endllich abgeschlossen
- die Zukunft Chennai´s dürfte weiter ungewiss sein
- das Werk in Korea wird nicht übernommen.
interessant ist dieser Satz ...
The Finnish group has been linked with the appointment of Rajeev Suri, head of Nokia Solutions and Networks, as the next chief executive in a business centred around the provision of telecoms infrastructure equipment and services.
Wenn ich das richtig verstehe wird also - wie erwartet - Suri der CEO von "Nokia Neu" ....
Bei den Amis hat der Kurs ja heute schon mal 1,2% zugelegt ....Europa wird wohl morgen nachziehen...
Jetzt nur mehr die Zahlen überstehen ...
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Microsoft fine-tunes €5.4bn Nokia deal
Microsoft has confirmed the acquisition of Nokia’s handset business will complete on Friday although the US technology group also revealed a few changes to the original terms of the €5.4bn deal agreed last year.
Microsoft said on Monday it had completed the “steps necessary to finalise” the acquisition of the Nokia’s devices and services business.
The deal is now almost four weeks behind the original timetable set out in September, when Microsoft announced its intention to buy Nokia’s mobile phone business and license its patents for €5.4bn in cash.
The completion of the transaction, which was in part awaiting regulatory approval from China that was finally granted earlier this month, is now likely to go ahead without the transfer of a large phone production plant in India that has been included in a wider Nokia tax dispute.
Nokia said that there was “still time before the closing of the deal” so could not “speculate on possible outcomes”. It added: “With Chennai, it is worth remembering that we have said we will consider a services agreement with Microsoft should our Indian assets not be able to transfer at the close of the global deal.”
However, Microsoft confirmed it would not now acquire Nokia’s Korean manufacturing facility, which employs about 200 people, which had been part of the original terms of the deal. The plant, which manufactures phones, could now be closed by Nokia.
Nokia said: “Microsoft requested a change in the transaction due to excess capacity, and we have signed a joint agreement on this adjustment. As a result, our Korean employees and assets will not transfer to Microsoft. We are now evaluating our options.”
Nokia is expected to wait until next week when it releases its quarterly results to reveal the future strategy without its handset business as well as the management structure.
The Finnish group has been linked with the appointment of Rajeev Suri, head of Nokia Solutions and Networks, as the next chief executive in a business centred around the provision of telecoms infrastructure equipment and services.
A statement by Brad Smith, Microsoft’s general counsel, said that the acquisition would help the company accelerate innovation and market adoption for Windows Phones.
“As with any multinational agreement of this size, scale and complexity, our two companies have made adjustments to the original deal throughout the close preparation process,” he added.
Microsoft has also agreed to manage the nokia.com website and social media sites for customers for up to a year, although Nokia will take back control of the domain to maintain its brand in the future. In addition, 21 employees in China working on mobile phones will now join Microsoft.
Microsoft fine-tunes €5.4bn Nokia deal
Microsoft has confirmed the acquisition of Nokia’s handset business will complete on Friday although the US technology group also revealed a few changes to the original terms of the €5.4bn deal agreed last year.
Microsoft said on Monday it had completed the “steps necessary to finalise” the acquisition of the Nokia’s devices and services business.
The deal is now almost four weeks behind the original timetable set out in September, when Microsoft announced its intention to buy Nokia’s mobile phone business and license its patents for €5.4bn in cash.
The completion of the transaction, which was in part awaiting regulatory approval from China that was finally granted earlier this month, is now likely to go ahead without the transfer of a large phone production plant in India that has been included in a wider Nokia tax dispute.
Nokia said that there was “still time before the closing of the deal” so could not “speculate on possible outcomes”. It added: “With Chennai, it is worth remembering that we have said we will consider a services agreement with Microsoft should our Indian assets not be able to transfer at the close of the global deal.”
However, Microsoft confirmed it would not now acquire Nokia’s Korean manufacturing facility, which employs about 200 people, which had been part of the original terms of the deal. The plant, which manufactures phones, could now be closed by Nokia.
Nokia said: “Microsoft requested a change in the transaction due to excess capacity, and we have signed a joint agreement on this adjustment. As a result, our Korean employees and assets will not transfer to Microsoft. We are now evaluating our options.”
Nokia is expected to wait until next week when it releases its quarterly results to reveal the future strategy without its handset business as well as the management structure.
The Finnish group has been linked with the appointment of Rajeev Suri, head of Nokia Solutions and Networks, as the next chief executive in a business centred around the provision of telecoms infrastructure equipment and services.
A statement by Brad Smith, Microsoft’s general counsel, said that the acquisition would help the company accelerate innovation and market adoption for Windows Phones.
“As with any multinational agreement of this size, scale and complexity, our two companies have made adjustments to the original deal throughout the close preparation process,” he added.
Microsoft has also agreed to manage the nokia.com website and social media sites for customers for up to a year, although Nokia will take back control of the domain to maintain its brand in the future. In addition, 21 employees in China working on mobile phones will now join Microsoft.
Wenn der D&S Verkauf abgeschlossen ist und die Zahlen gut sind, wird NOK die 6€ Hürde dauerhaft überwinden. Hoffe ich...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.853.144 von hangseng62 am 21.04.14 22:11:07Etwas ausführlicher
http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/a9715754-c967-11e3-89f8-00144…
Das koreanische Werk (200 MA) bleibt wegen Kapazitätsüberhang bei Nokia . Chennai, Indien bleibt bei Nokia und wird MS beliefern, was mglw. das Aus für die Fabrik bedeuten wird. Denn wenn MS nichts bestellt....
Ansonsten nichts Neues...
http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/a9715754-c967-11e3-89f8-00144…
Das koreanische Werk (200 MA) bleibt wegen Kapazitätsüberhang bei Nokia . Chennai, Indien bleibt bei Nokia und wird MS beliefern, was mglw. das Aus für die Fabrik bedeuten wird. Denn wenn MS nichts bestellt....
Ansonsten nichts Neues...
Zitat von IngChris: Nach Abschluss der Übernahme wird Microsoft Nokias Handy-Geschäft in einer finnischen Tochtergesellschaft mit dem Namen
Microsoft Mobile Oy weiterführen. Das teilt Nokia in einer E-Mail an Zulieferer mit.
Der Hauptsitz des Herstellers verbleibt im finnischen Espoo.
Obigen Satz meinte ich eigentlich, der darauf schliessen lässt, dass der Verkauf bald abgeschlossen ist ....
Jetzt ist es amtlich:
http://blogs.technet.com/b/microsoft_blog/archive/2014/04/21…
Komischerweise wird von MS die Fabrik in Korea nicht übernommen.... Liegt Korea in Indien?
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.851.876 von IngChris am 21.04.14 15:25:22Nach Abschluss der Übernahme wird Microsoft Nokias Handy-Geschäft in einer finnischen Tochtergesellschaft mit dem Namen
Microsoft Mobile Oy weiterführen. Das teilt Nokia in einer E-Mail an Zulieferer mit.
Der Hauptsitz des Herstellers verbleibt im finnischen Espoo.
Obigen Satz meinte ich eigentlich, der darauf schliessen lässt, dass der Verkauf bald abgeschlossen ist ....
Microsoft Mobile Oy weiterführen. Das teilt Nokia in einer E-Mail an Zulieferer mit.
Der Hauptsitz des Herstellers verbleibt im finnischen Espoo.
Obigen Satz meinte ich eigentlich, der darauf schliessen lässt, dass der Verkauf bald abgeschlossen ist ....
So - jetzt wird´s wieder ernst.
Microsoft erwartet, dass die Übernahme der Handy-Sparte von Nokia bis Ende dieses Monats über die Bühne geht.
http://www.areamobile.de/news/27006-microsoft-mobile-oy-micr…
Zeit wird´s !!
Microsoft erwartet, dass die Übernahme der Handy-Sparte von Nokia bis Ende dieses Monats über die Bühne geht.
http://www.areamobile.de/news/27006-microsoft-mobile-oy-micr…
Zeit wird´s !!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.849.506 von IngChris am 19.04.14 23:44:05Gehört das nicht in deinen Hardware-Bereich?? 
Upps - das ist der richtige Link ....
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