Sony preparing to sell its PC business to investment partners

Sony preparing to sell its PC business to investment partners
According to the Japanese business daily, Sony is preparing to sell its PC business.

The company is in talks with investment fund Japan Industrial Partners, and the price is said to be about 50 billion yen ($490 million).



Under the current plan, Sony would unload the business which would then be re-opened as a new company with Sony remaining a small stakeholder.

Other reports had claimed that Lenovo Group was looking into a joint takeover of the Sony Vaio PC business overseas. Sony denied those reports.

Sony continues to focus its operations and sell or liquidate divisions that are not considered "core."

Written by: Andre Yoskowitz @ 4 Feb 2014 18:48
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  • 2 comments
  • A5J4DX

    This is surprising...but then again it might not be considering how expensive a Vaio laptop is...

    4.2.2014 19:06 #1

  • jjmehm

    that is very surprising considering how much they seem to push Vaios in the cinema, you'd think Sony cares about the Vaio line. Though, come to think of it, I rarely see anyone using one, so maybe they don't sell.

    5.2.2014 00:39 #2

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