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Politics : Formerly About Applied Materials
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To: StanX Long who wrote (64189)6/4/2002 2:54:56 AM
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Creditors take majority stake in Hynix

By Jack Robertson
EBN
(06/03/02 17:20 p.m. EST)

siliconstrategies.com

Creditor of Hynix Semiconductor Inc. have exercised their option to take a majority stake in the troubled DRAM maker.

The way was cleared Saturday for the Hynix creditors to convert $2.3 billion in bonds to common stock in order to gain a 78% to 80% equity interest in the chip company. To take management control the creditors need the Hynix board to call a special stockholders meeting so they can vote in their own directors. It will take at least six weeks before such a meeting can be held.

A Micron Technology spokesman last Friday said the company "is expecting to be contacted" by the Hynix creditors once they have officially gained control of the financially distressed chipmaker. The Micron spokesman said the firm hasn't been contacted ever since the Hynix board of directors rejectedits the memorandum of understanding to purchase six Hynix memory fabs.
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