Foxconn Delays Finalizing Sharp Deal

The video discusses the challenges in finalizing a deal between Foxconn and Sharp. Initial issues included contingent liabilities and concerns over Sharp's financial performance. Foxconn is reconsidering the amount it is willing to pay, particularly regarding 500 billion yen in new Sharp shares, and is negotiating the terms of an additional 100 billion yen payment to Sharp's banks. These unresolved issues suggest the deal may not conclude this month, raising concerns of a repeat of 2012 when a similar deal fell through.

What was one of the initial issues that delayed the Foxconn and Sharp deal?

• Contingent liabilities

• Currency exchange rates

• Market competition

• Technological differences

Why was Foxconn unhappy with Sharp's financial state?

• Lack of transparency

• Low market share

• Poor earnings performance

• High debt levels

What specific amount in new Sharp shares was Foxconn concerned about?

• 600 billion yen

• 500 billion yen

• 400 billion yen

• 300 billion yen

By how much did Foxconn consider reducing the payment for new Sharp shares?

• 25%

• 20%

• 15%

• 10%

What historical event raises concern about the deal not concluding this month?

• The 2010 financial crisis

• The 2012 failed deal

• The 2018 trade war

• The 2015 market crash