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To: Gottfried who wrote (6437)	7/25/2003 7:40:46 PM
From: Sam Citron	Read Replies (1) of 13403

OT Gottfried, The Mercury article you cited on Tuesday mentions: "At $55 million, Western Digital's bid was higher -- and that's important when assets are being liquidated -- but it also came with contingencies. The other bid of $52 million came with no conditions, Thompson said. In his opinion, the Hitachi-Seagate-Alps offer is the better offer because it can be finalized without the concern that it might be revoked." bayarea.com Now we are hearing that the cash price WDC is paying is $95.4 million. biz.yahoo.com Is the discrepancy caused by the Thai assets? And what about the unnegotiated debt obligations of about $62 million? (ibid) Is that included or in addition to the $95.4 million cash price? Sam

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