Author: Jane Edwards|| Date Published: July 7, 2019
Semiconductor manufacturer Broadcom (Nasdaq: AVGO) has determined cost savings and received financing to support its plan to acquire cybersecurity firm Symantec (Nasdaq: SYMC) in an all-cash transaction including debt valued at more than $22B, Bloomberg reported Monday.
Reports of the takeover talks emerged Wednesday and sources said Broadcom secured lending commitments from banks and expects to realize approximately $1.5B in annual synergy potential through the transaction.
Symantec and Broadcom could reach an agreement by mid-July but discussions could either continue or fall through, according to people with knowledge of the negotiations.
Former Symantec CEO Greg Clark has reportedly partnered with buyout firms Permira Holdings and Advent International in an effort to come up with a counter offer for the cyber company, which is considered by sources as a long-shot pursuit.
The transaction would be Broadcom™s second acquisition in the software market. The company bought CA Technologies for approximately $18B in 2018.
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