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Sanan plans to acquire OSRAM LED/OLED supply chain
According to the German economic weekly, China's chip maker Sanan Optoelectronics plans to acquire Germany's century-old Osram, with a target of a full-scale acquisition with a valuation of US$8.1 billion. It is expected to create a new sky-high price for LED companies; OSRAM's LED and OLED technology Leading the world, once the acquisition is completed, the global LED, OLED supply chain is preparing for war. The strategy of the land-based LED industry has taken shape. This year, it has acquired the LEDVANCE of OSRAM, and now it is the mother company of the company. The weekly quoted sources involved in the negotiations pointed out that Sanan Optoelectronics intends to submit an offer before mid-October, and Sanan Optoelectronics may propose a price of 70 euros (78.39 US dollars) per share. If it is fully acquired, the valuation is as high as 7.2 billion euros. ($8.1 billion) will create a new price for land acquisition of LED companies. According to the information, OSRAM was founded in 1919 and is one of the world's largest light source manufacturers. It is ranked among the world's top three lighting giants with Philips Lighting and GE Lighting. Headquartered in Munich, it has more than 40,000 employees in 150 countries. It is a world-renowned century-old factory. OSRAM is a global leader in semiconductor technologies such as LEDs and OLEDs. LED products account for 25% of OSRAM's total revenue. Parts to light management solutions OSRAM has a complete LED supply chain and 800 patents. In 2013, OSRAM was spun off from Siemens. In OSRAM's shareholding structure, Siemens still holds a 17% stake. Siemens' Pension Pension Trust EV holds 2.5%. In total, Siemens Group holds nearly 20% stake in OSRAM. Siemens Whether to sell the shares of Osram is also the focus of this acquisition. In July this year, OSRAM has agreed to sell its subsidiary, LEDVANCE, and the Chinese consortium that won the bid has bid more than 400 million euros ($439 million). The buyer is a joint venture of China Lighting Factory Mulinsen, Strategic Investor IDG and Yiwu State-owned Assets Operation Center. team. In the past two years, the LED industry's acquisition of the Taiwanese factory has been marginalized. The acquisition of land-based funds has been constantly refreshing its own record. From this year's broken Chinese capital Shajiang acquired LumiledS for $3.31 billion to Mlinsen (MLS) for 439 million. The dollar ate the LEDVANCE split by Osram, and then Sanan Optoelectronics plans to report $8.1 billion for Osram, which proves that the land-based enterprises have abandoned the high-end technology.