In March 2008 the CEO had actually simply gotten an unsolicited and unexpected offer from a Japanese business to buy his AmData Software China business which owns the unique mainland China franchise to disperse this U.S. supplier's software. The Japanese business owns a comparable unique franchise in Japan. After initial settlements, consisting of a need by the Japanese business to mention business sale quantity in U.S. dollars, the preliminary $2.5 million offer was raised to $5.5 million.
This quantity was not yet concurred to by both celebrations and a company assessment analysis would be important to the crucial choice of the case: should the CEO sell the business now or continue to establish it for sale at a future date? Such a subsequent sale may be an IPO on among the Chinese stock market.
PUBLICATION DATE: April 15, 2010 PRODUCT #: NA0011-HCB-ENG
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