Bankrupt Tsinghua Unigroup advertises for investors

By David Manners, Electronics Weekly (July 26, 2021)

Bankrupt Tsinghua Unigroup is looking for investors to bail it out. It has debts of $30.8 billion.

The website of China’s National Enterprise Bankruptcy Information Disclosure Platform is asking for investors saying that they must have $7.7 billion in minimum total assets or $3 billion in minimum net assets.

It also says: “The strategic investors should have operational capability and managerial experience in semiconductor and cloud businesses. They must be able to promote the development of our core businesses.”

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