It's official: Dell going private

Michael Dell and Silverlake announce $24.4bn deal @ $13.65/share (25% premium to $10.88 close on 1/11/13). 45 day go-shop available.

MSFT to contribute $2bn loan.

Debt financed by BAML, Barcap, CS, RBC

Dell itself was advised by Goldman Sachs

Silverlake advised by BAML, Barclays, CS, and RBC

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Also..

*Dell’s special board committee is being advised by: JPMorgan Chase Debevoise & Plimpton (legal counsel) Evercore Partners, which is overseeing the process of seeking out alternative takeover bids

*Microsoft is being advised by Lazard

http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2013/02/05/the-army-behind-the-big-dell-dea…

 
NoTimeForSpace:
Is it odd to anyone else that Microsoft is providing a $2bn loan for the transaction? I admittedly don't know a lot about Microsoft but I don't get their role in this.

special rights for custom hardware development for win8 etc

"...the art of good business, is being a good middle man, putting people togeather. It's all about honor and respect."
 
roofstreet:
special rights for custom hardware development for win8 etc

Microsoft is purchasing "special rights" for "custom hardware development" for "Windows 8 etc".

Please don't drop any more "knowledge" on us.

 

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