That share price has dropped precipitously since the deal was announced. The VMware tracking stock is intended to "track" Dell's economic interest in VMware, and the value of that stock will fluctuate based on VMware's share price. All that matters is that the deal happens, or doesn't, and since we have no control over any of that, we just have to stay focused on things that we do well." "Sounds like the price is going down," said one Dell and EMC partner, who added, "It shouldn’t matter to us what Dell pays or what EMC shareholders get. At the time, it was estimated that the tracking stock would be worth about $9.10 a share.
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When the deal was announced in mid-October, the $67 billion price tag was the result of Dell's agreement to pay EMC shareholders $24.05 per share for EMC, plus 0.111 shares of Denali tracking stock tied to VMware's performance.
The Friday filing by Denali Holding Inc., the holding company for Dell, seeks to clarify the effect VMware's falling stock price will have on the Dell-EMC merger. In an SEC filing, Dell noted that "the market value" of the VMware tracking stock has "declined, thereby reducing the implied value of the stock portion of the merger consideration."
The total value of the blockbuster acquisition has dropped by nearly $8 billion from $67 billion as originally proposed to $59.5 billion, according to numbers provided by Dell. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) asked the company to clarify language about the risks involved in the merger.
Dell is warning investors that a whopping $14 billion drop in the market capitalization of VMware is going to negatively affect the final price of the blockbuster acquisition of EMC.Ī Dell spokesman said the U.S.
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