Apple suppliers Qorvo and Skyworks will merge to create a chipmaker worth $22 billion
The $22 billion merger will create one of the largest U.S. radio-frequency chip providers, aiming to boost domestic manufacturing and reduce reliance on Apple, analysts said.
- Skyworks Solutions will buy smaller rival Qorvo for $22 billion, forming one of the largest U.S. suppliers of radio-frequency chips for smartphones.
- Qorvo shareholders will receive $32.50 in cash and 0.960 of Skyworks stock for each share held, valuing Qorvo at $9.76 billion.
- The merger could attract antitrust scrutiny, and the companies expect the deal to close in early 2027.
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Qorvo joins forces with Skyworks in $22 billion merger, reshaping semiconductor landscape
North Carolina company is at the center of a multibillion-dollar deal that, if approved, will create a new giant in the semiconductor world with implications for major tech companies and thousands of employees worldwide. See what it means for Qorvo stockholders.
Apple suppliers Qorvo and Skyworks to merge, creating a $22 billion chip giant
Apple suppliers Skyworks Solutions and Qorvo will merge in a cash-and-stock deal to create a radio chip company with an enterprise value of $22 billion. Qorvo shareholders will receive $32.50 in cash and 0.96 of a Skyworks common share for each Qorvo share held at the close of the transaction, which is expected in early 2027, pending shareholder and regulatory approvals. Activist investor Starboard Value, which owns about 8% of Qorvo, has alread…
Qorvo, wireless chipmaker with large Oregon factory, sells to rival Skyworks
Wireless semiconductor manufacturer Qorvo said Tuesday it will sell its business to rival Skyworks, creating a combined business with annual sales of about $7.7 billion and a market value of about $22 billion.
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The Manila TimesApple suppliers Skyworks, Qorvo agree to create $22 billion radio-chip giant
The stock-and-cash deal aims to tap into a recovery in smartphone demand following the post-pandemic downturn amid Apple's focus on in-house chips.
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