Foxconn's Gou Sees Opportunity With Toshiba Chips

Foxconn is seriously considering bidding for Toshiba's memory chip business. The company believes it has a strong chance due to its need for technology, lack of antitrust issues, and ability to build more factories. While Foxconn is seen as a front runner, the final decision will depend on Toshiba's board criteria, which may include factors beyond just the financial offer.

What is the primary business Foxconn is known for?

• Building semiconductor plants

• Assembling iPhones

• Manufacturing memory chips

• Producing LCD displays

Why does Foxconn believe it won't face antitrust issues in acquiring Toshiba's chip unit?

• They have a monopoly in the chip industry

• They have government backing

• They are not currently in the memory chip business

• They have a partnership with Toshiba

What recent investment by Foxconn supports their claim of being able to build more factories?

• A new semiconductor plant in Japan

• An LCD plant in China

• A display manufacturing unit in Korea

• A memory chip factory in the USA

What is a key factor that might influence Toshiba's decision beyond the financial offer?

• The preservation of staff

• The number of existing factories

• The size of the company

• The location of the headquarters

What is the main uncertainty regarding Foxconn's bid for Toshiba's chip unit?

• The amount of money Foxconn can offer

• Whether Foxconn can meet Toshiba's non-financial criteria

• The interest of other bidders

• Foxconn's ability to produce memory chips