Sharp Down on Reports on Deal Delay With Foxconn

The video discusses the ongoing negotiations between Sharp and Foxconn, focusing on Sharp's recent earnings and the financial concerns raised by Foxconn. The main issues include the preferred stock held by banks and a significant financial disagreement. Foxconn plans to invest 500 billion yen in Sharp, with funds allocated for OLED development, LCD operations, and restructuring, while allowing Sharp to maintain managerial independence.

What is the main reason for the current hold-up in the Sharp and Foxconn deal?

• A new competitor entering the market

• Sharp's expansion plans

• Foxconn's internal restructuring

• Sharp's recent earnings results

Which banks hold the preferred stock that is causing disagreement in the deal?

• Deutsche Bank and Barclays

• Bank of America and HSBC

• Mizuho and Mitsubishi UFJ

• Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley

What is the financial issue that has delayed the Sharp and Foxconn deal?

• A 200 billion yen issue

• A 500 billion yen issue

• A 100 billion yen issue

• A 300 billion yen issue

How much is Foxconn planning to invest in Sharp through new stock?

• 100 billion yen

• 500 billion yen

• 300 billion yen

• 200 billion yen

What will Sharp use 200 billion yen for, according to the plan?

• Developing organic light-emitting diode displays

• Expanding its market presence

• Acquiring new companies

• Paying off debts