BlackBerry will not sell
BlackBerry have finally said no to all tender offers for one simple reason: it plans to raise funds and continue the adventure, even leave a few feathers. This is certainly what the Globe and Mail reported on its online edition.
Understand that the only real offer from Fairfax Fund (principal shareholder of BlackBerry with 10% of the capital) and 4.7 billion dollars, has been abandoned. It proposed a takeover at 9 $ per share in cash. BlackBerry would have drawn a line under this offer and plans to raise 1 billion dollars from different groups of investors. It is not excluded that Fairfax is involved but it is not the only fund involved in the rescue.
The current CEO of the company, Thorsten Heins, who had replaced the founders Mike Lazaridis and Jim Balsillie stepping down and the board will also be changed. BlackBerry seems to make every effort to start on the right foot with a breath of fresh air even if the departure of Thorsten Heins suggests that Mike Lazaridis is to maneuver.
Understand that the only real offer from Fairfax Fund (principal shareholder of BlackBerry with 10% of the capital) and 4.7 billion dollars, has been abandoned. It proposed a takeover at 9 $ per share in cash. BlackBerry would have drawn a line under this offer and plans to raise 1 billion dollars from different groups of investors. It is not excluded that Fairfax is involved but it is not the only fund involved in the rescue.
The current CEO of the company, Thorsten Heins, who had replaced the founders Mike Lazaridis and Jim Balsillie stepping down and the board will also be changed. BlackBerry seems to make every effort to start on the right foot with a breath of fresh air even if the departure of Thorsten Heins suggests that Mike Lazaridis is to maneuver.
BlackBerry will not sell
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