Westinghouse May Weigh on Toshiba Results

Toshiba faces significant financial challenges due to its troubled nuclear unit, Westinghouse. Potential buyers from China, South Korea, and Mitsubishi are considered, but liabilities complicate the sale. Toshiba struggles with its earnings report, risking delisting if not resolved. To address financial gaps, Toshiba plans to sell its profitable memory chips business, aiming to finalize a buyer by mid-year.

Which countries are potential buyers for Toshiba's Westinghouse nuclear unit?

• China and South Korea

• Japan and India

• USA and Canada

• Germany and France

What is one of the main challenges Toshiba faces in selling its nuclear business?

• Technological advancements

• High selling price

• Associated liabilities

• Lack of interested buyers

What could happen to Toshiba if it fails to report formal audited earnings?

• It will face delisting

• It will receive a government bailout

• It will merge with another company

• It will expand its business operations

What is Toshiba's strategy to address the financial gap caused by the nuclear unit's losses?

• Expanding into new markets

• Cutting down on workforce

• Investing in renewable energy

• Selling its memory chips business

By when does Toshiba aim to decide on a buyer for its memory chips business?

• By September or October

• By July or August

• By May or June

• By March or April