Acer wants to merge with Lenovo? Response said no interest

"Sohu It News" Beijing Time September 2 News, Taiwan computer manufacturer Acer issued a statement today, denying the rumors of the previous investment bank plans to invite Lenovo or ASUS mergers and acquisitions of Acer. Acer said its management had not discussed the merger with any investment bank, and Acer was not interested in merging with other computer manufacturers. "We are undergoing change and innovation, and the company is full of confidence in the Acer brand's global business operations," Acer said in a statement. While the PC market is changing, the market for laptops, tablets and smartphones has great potential. We will continue to nurture these market segments and believe that they will soon be rewarded. "It was rumored in Friday that Acer would merge with Lenovo or Asus," the report said. Acer founder Shih, in an interview, did not deny the idea, saying that Acer would not consider merging with companies outside Taiwan. But as Acer's share price has fallen continuously recently, investment banks have been interested in merging Acer with Lenovo or ASUS, according to people familiar with the matter. Shih said it would "shun its natural", and he was most concerned about whether employees, shareholders, society and other stakeholders could get the maximum return. Asked if he was in favor of the merger of Acer with other companies, Shih said he was open-minded. He explained that as the industry continued to change, Taiwan's views of the industry should not only stay in the brand factory perspective, but should be from the whole industry, employees, and even socially beneficial direction. If other vendors want to merge with Acer, they will vote in favour of the merger as long as they can offer a feasibility plan that will help the Acer brand create greater value. (Risen)