How Toshiba Aims to Avoid Delisting

Toshiba is facing financial difficulties, planning to raise $5.5 billion and sell nuclear assets to avoid delisting from the Tokyo Stock Exchange. The company has been under pressure since the bankruptcy of its Westinghouse Nuclear Unit. Private equity funds are interested in Toshiba shares, but the sale of its chip unit is delayed due to legal disputes with Western Digital. The outcome of these proceedings will impact Toshiba's future financial stability.

What financial strategy is Toshiba considering to avoid being delisted from the Tokyo Stock Exchange?

• Expanding into new markets

• Merging with another tech company

• Launching a new product line

• Raising capital and selling nuclear-related assets

What is the primary reason for Toshiba's need to raise additional capital?

• To increase their market share

• To expand their product line

• To cover losses from the Westinghouse Nuclear Unit

• To invest in new technology

Who are the main investors interested in buying Toshiba shares?

• Government agencies

• Local banks

• Private equity funds

• Individual investors

What is the main obstacle in the sale of Toshiba's chip unit?

• Regulatory issues

• High asking price

• Legal battle with Western Digital

• Lack of interested buyers

What is Western Digital's stance on the chip sale deal?

• They support the deal

• They have already withdrawn their lawsuit

• They are indifferent to the deal

• They are fighting the deal in court