Denso to withdraw proposal to take over Rohm, report says

Denso abandons bid to acquire Rohm after failing to secure chipmaker’s backing, Nikkei reports | Contesto: cronaca

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Denso Corporation has withdrawn its proposal to acquire Rohm Co., Ltd., after failing to secure the chipmaker’s support for the deal, according to a report by the Nikkei daily. The Japanese automotive parts supplier had been exploring a takeover of the semiconductor manufacturer, but the two companies could not reach an agreement on the terms of the acquisition. The development marks the end of what would have been a major consolidation in Japan’s electronics and automotive supply chain. The Nikkei report, citing unnamed sources familiar with the matter, stated that Denso was unable to obtain Rohm’s backing for the acquisition, leading to the withdrawal of the proposal. Neither Denso nor Rohm has issued an official statement confirming the report, and representatives from both companies declined to comment when reached by this journalist. The exact reasons for Rohm’s refusal to support the deal remain unclear, but industry analysts suggest that concerns over corporate independence and valuation may have played a role. Denso, a key supplier to Toyota Motor Corporation, has been seeking to strengthen its position in the semiconductor market amid growing demand for advanced chips used in electric vehicles and autonomous driving systems. Rohm, based in Kyoto, specializes in power semiconductors and integrated circuits, making it a strategic target for Denso’s expansion into the automotive chip sector. The proposed acquisition was seen as a way for Denso to secure a stable supply of critical components and reduce reliance on external chipmakers. The failed bid comes at a time when global automakers are grappling with semiconductor shortages and supply chain disruptions. Japan’s government has been encouraging consolidation in the chip industry to boost domestic production capabilities and reduce dependence on foreign suppliers. However, the collapse of the Denso-Rohm deal highlights the challenges of merging corporate cultures and aligning strategic interests in a highly competitive market. For Rohm, the decision to reject Denso’s proposal may reflect a desire to maintain its independence and pursue its own growth strategy. The company has been investing in...

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