In March 2000, a group of private investors and executives are negotiating the acquisition of a disk operations Seagate Technology. Motivating factor for redemption was clearly anomalous market value of shares of Seagate: equity value of Seagate was only part of the value of its minority stake in Veritas Software Corp, the software maker. A group of investors had to decide how much to offer for the operating assets, as well as on how to finance the deal. Further complicating the analysis is the fact that, unlike the traditional parameters of redemption, the target company has been highly cyclical, volatile, and capital -. Industry "Hide
seagate technology buyout case study solution
by Gregor Andrade, Todd Pulvino, Stuart C. Gilson Source: HBS Premier Case Collection 19 pages. Publication Date: April 16, 2001. Prod. #: 201063-PDF-ENG
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