Oct. 14, foreign media reported that according to reports, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has said that in May this year, failed to acquire Yahoo disappointed. But now it seems that Ballmer should feel lucky.
January 31 this year, Microsoft announced that 31 U.S. dollars per share to a total of 46,000,000,000 U.S. dollars of the purchase price of Yahoo, but Yahoo has been refused. May, Microsoft will offer up to 33 U.S. dollars per share, the equivalent of 47,500,000,000 U.S. dollars, Yahoo declined to be the same. Ballmer said that initially, was disappointed.
Surprisingly, 5 months later, Yahoo shares have fallen into the 12 U.S. dollars, hitting a 5-year low. It's hard to imagine such an enterprise has actually turned away 31 U.S. dollars per share, or 33 U.S. dollars acquisition offer.
In the light of Yahoo's current share price, analysts have speculated that Microsoft is likely to re-sell to buy Yahoo. Insiders said that Microsoft's given 24 U.S. dollars per share offer to buy Yahoo will be able to succeed.
Last week, Yahoo minority shareholders Mithras Capital Investment Corporation proposed 22 U.S. dollars per share to Yahoo sold to Microsoft, Yahoo and the current share price premium compared to 74%. U.S. research institutions ATR analyst Rob Sanderson, said: "Yahoo stock fell, Microsoft's online business and no signs of a rebound, these factors may be to Microsoft's bid to buy Yahoo again."
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