But by mid-January, certainty with funding may appear.
With only a few hours left until the end of 2022, it is now clear that a consortium of Japanese investors will not be able to raise funds to buy back Toshiba shares in that time, according to Bloomberg, citing its sources. Creditor banks, which were supposed to provide more than half of the $16.8 billion required for the buyback of shares, did not have time to provide appropriate guarantees to the participants in the transaction.
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Disputes arose around the structure of the loan in the amount of about $ 10.7 billion. If, nevertheless, it is possible to agree on the financing of the transaction, then by mid-January Toshiba will convene a meeting of the board of directors, which will consider the proposal of investors. The deal is expected to attract around 20 companies and banks, including automaker Suzuki and semiconductor manufacturer Rohm. Toshiba is a diversified corporation, so companies from a variety of business areas are interested in accessing its assets.