Friday, October 11, 2013

BlackBerry: hit the rock bottom in one piece or divided into ... - Engadget

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BlackBerry saga

continues its development. The latest reports have appeared this morning in an article published by Bloomberg in stating that the company would be interested in selling its businesses in parts , instead of all in one fell swoop .

Why? Because in this way the price that buyers could expect to pay for BlackBerry would exceed 4,700 million that Fairfax Holdings has provided for 100% of the company. The most interesting and valuable parts of the company, as we discussed a few weeks ago, are his business or corporate business, networking infrastructure and patents . BB10 has ceased to be mentioned in such negotiations, by which we mean that no other company is interested in the latest version of the operating system of Canada.

Apparently

BlackBerry advisers have been offering other companies the different businesses of the company. Potential stakeholders include the German SAP AG, Cisco or Samsung . Intel also be interested in BlackBerry patent, which would be worth three billion dollars, according to several analysts. The enterprise network infrastructure and could be worth between 550 million and 1.1 billion dollars.

BlackBerry

still have time to receive new offers or reach agreements with other companies, namely until November 4. Fairfax continues to conduct due diligence of the company and raising the 4,700 million dollars even offered by the former RIM .

We are witnessing live and live to fall into the abyss of BlackBerry. Now we just need to know if the company get to the bottom in one piece or divided into several.

Via | Bloomberg

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