Dell privatization: or agreed to the initial $24.4 billion deal

According to foreign media reports, the industry began to speculate on the future of Dell as Blackstone Group announced that it had abandoned its acquisition of Dell. Currently, the industry seems to believe that Dell will accept the initial $24.4 billion privatization agreement.

Blackstone Group announced on Friday that it would not be able to compete for Dell.

At the same time, Carl Icahn seems to be still watching the change, but has not yet provided a formal offer yet. Instead, it looks at what Dell investors will take in the face of the initial $24.4 billion offer.

If $24.4 billion is still available, icane may choose to leave, but it seems unlikely.

Given that Blackstone gave up his acquisition, Dell's share price fell by about 4% on Friday. Dell's current share price is already lower than the original quote of its founding and yinhu company. On Friday, Dell's share price was quoted at $13.40, Which is 1.8% lower than the original company's founding and yinhu's offer. This may indicate that the market expects a price of $24.4 billion to make Dell private.

Therefore, for investors, if they refuse an offer of $24.4 billion, it will undoubtedly cut their survival line. In the last 52 weeks, Dell's lowest share price was $8.69. If the final bid agreement aborted, Dell's share price may fall to a new low.

Today's PC market is shrinking, which also adds to Dell's current weaknesses, which is exactly the root cause why Blackstone Group announced its abandonment of its bidding for Dell.

Given these factors, Dell may accept a privatization agreement of $24.4 billion, which will also succeed in making Dell private.