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08/09/2013 – 13:04 Updated: 13:15 – 08/09/13

BlackBerry CEO, Thorsten Heins. Picture: Reuters .
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again consider the possibility of letting go public, as the smartphone maker struggles to survive their losses. The chief executive, Thorsten Heins, and the board of the company believe, increasingly convinced that out of the bag, it could help them solve their financial problems outside the public domain, without having to meet the changing quotes.
Still, sources close to the negotiations said The Guardian that there is no agreement at the moment, and BlackBerry has not initiated any sales process. In addition, BlackBerry might find difficulty finding a buyer that would make the company private. With the company still making losses, private equity firms and other buyers may not want to risk it.
company’s shares have fallen over 19% this year. Its market value has decreased 4,800 million dollars (3,100 million euros) since 2008. BlackBerry had put his hopes of improving their income with their new line of BlackBerry 10 devices.
Opening BlackBerry ability to convert into a private company, through an agreement with a buyer, marking a radical change in thinking manufacturer’s smartphones.
Until recently, BlackBerry, formerly known as Research in Motion and was a pioneer in sending emails using handheld devices, had endeavored to remain independent, committed to a restructuring of the company and benefits based on their past smartphones .
Last month, Heins said the company was on the right track and I just needed more time to solve their problems. He said the company will release more BlackBerry 10 devices over the next eight months.
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Pressure is mounting for Ontario. BlackBerry 10 sales have fallen far short of the expectations of some analysts, raising questions about whether the company could regain its market share, considering the great success that generate Apple iPhone and devices Samsung Galaxy and other phones powered by Google’s Android operating system.
Some investors say the company now has to look at all options, from the sale of the whole company until the sale of parts of it. Its patent portfolio could attract the interest of the technology companies.
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