TOSHIBA Forum: Community User: minimax

Bist noch mit dabei @das?

Schau mal hier unter News. Da kam gerade die Nachricht rein. Toshiba sollte auf jeden Fall gelistet bleiben.

Gerade gefunden, alles gut, dass die Zahlen mies werden war doch schon klar. Jetzt noch an Foxconn verkaufen und ich kann feiern ;)

Wenn die Zahlen raus sind heißt das doch die Bilanz wurde vorgelegt, also könnten sie an der Börse gelistet bleiben. Wo kann man die Zahlen sehen?

Aber nikkei kann toshiba doch nicht von der börse nehmen oder? Die haben sicher davor geredet...

Ja genau aber warum genau nicht habe ich dem handelsblatt Artikel nicht entnehmen können

Die Zahlen sind wohl raus, aber nicht von PwC testiert...

Toshiba has not managed to get auditors to sign off on earnings for the three months to December, said the source who declined to be identified as he was not authorised to talk to the media. Toshiba will not seek another extension but instead will submit with a disclaimer from auditor PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) Aarata LLC that it is unable to form an opinion of the results, the source said, adding that Toshiba would hold a news conference around 4.00 p.m. Tokyo time (0700 GMT). But for Toshiba to do even this, it must receive the review from PwC by Tuesday afternoon. Otherwise it must seek another extension from Japanese finance authorities. Toshiba has failed to file audited earnings for the three months through December, as the accountants question the numbers at U.S. nuclear subsidiary Westinghouse Electric Co, where massive cost overruns have pushed the Japanese parent company to the brink. Toshiba said that it was aiming to file its results but declined to comment further. A spokesman for PWC Arata said the firm was not in a position to comment about clients. PwC is questioning not only recent results but also probing the books at Westinghouse for the business year through March 2016, sources have said. Westinghouse filed for U.S. bankruptcy protection from creditors two weeks ago, hit by billions of dollars of cost overruns at four nuclear reactors under construction in the Southeastern United States. Shares in Toshiba dropped 3 percent on Tuesday. They have lost half their value since the nuclear problems surfaced late last year. Toshiba, a laptops-to-construction behemoth, has said it expects a $9 billion net loss for the business year ended March 2017 due to writedowns at Westinghouse. It is trying to sell most or all of a prized unit that is the world's second-biggest producer of NAND semiconductor chips. Taiwan's Foxconn has offered up to 3 trillion yen ($27 billion) for the chip business, nearly $10 billion higher than Toshiba's own estimate, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter. Such a proposal by Foxconn would also put Japanese regulators in a tough position as they have vowed to vet bidders to block a sale to investors it deems a risk to national security. Japan's trade minister Hiroshige Seko repeated on Tuesday that Toshiba's chip technology was important, not only for Japan's growth strategy, but also in terms of jobs and information security. "For those reasons, we continue to carefully monitor Toshiba's business conditions and sale of its chip business," Seko said. Toshiba declined to comment on its chips business and Foxconn, formally known as Hon Hai Precision Industry, was not immediately available to comment. Toshiba might get some sympathy from the authorities, as the Financial Services Agency (FSA), which oversees the regional finance bureaus, is becoming frustrated with PwC's probes of results checked by Toshiba's previous auditor, Ernst & Young (EY) ShinNihon LLC. "If Toshiba were restating past year's earnings, that would be one thing, but Aarata doesn't have the authority to reject EY's audit of past years," a senior FSA official said. "What do investors want to know? Are they interested in past profit-and-loss statements?" he said. "What they're concerned about is the current balance sheet."

Laut reuters sieht es jetzt wieder doch nicht gut aus mit dem vorlegen der zahlen?

Man ist das spannend

Habe ich auch gelesen, ist das höchste Gebot

Hab gerade gelesen, das foxconn 27 Milliarden Dollar für die Chipsparte bietet.

Die haben doch Sharp auch an die Chinesen verkauft, besser als an die Türkei

Ich glaub nicht dran das ein Japaner was an einen Chinesen verkauft. Aber warten wirs ab.

TV-Sparte könnte in die Türkei gehen Der in Finanznot geratenen Elektronikkonzern Toshiba will auch sein Fernseher-Geschäft verkaufen. Unter den Interessenten sind offenbar mehrere chinesische Firmen – und der türkische Haushaltsgerätehersteller Vestel.

Wäre optimal wenn die Chipsparte an Foxconn geht, dann kassiere ich gleich dreimal, nämlich auch bei Hon Hai Precision