As a far-flung high-tech industry, M&A cooperation among semiconductor lighting companies will become more intense and will continue for quite some time. Looking back at the past major industrial mergers and acquisitions cases, I hope to provide some capital transportation ideas and enlightenment for the industry.
The rapid development of an emerging industry is always in keeping with the ever-changing corporate landscape, and the semiconductor lighting industry is no exception. It can be said that strategic cooperation such as mutual mergers and acquisitions between enterprises has promoted the development of the global semiconductor lighting industry. The continuous growth of enterprises has brought more innovative breakthroughs in industrial technology and the maturity of the market.
From the many M&A cases, the M&A of the LED industry is mainly based on the following ideas:
1. International large enterprises use M&A to enter the field of semiconductor lighting, maximize the extension of the industrial chain to achieve diversification strategies, and occupy the active position of industrial development to maximize profit margins.
2. Small companies and rising stars adopt horizontal mergers, complement each other's strengths, and use their strength to strengthen their core competitiveness.
3. Avoid the restrictions on patent property rights through mergers, partial acquisitions, etc., and gain market initiative.
Major M&A cases since 2003:
In 2003/3, BARCO acquired Beijing Liad Electronic Technology Co., Ltd. and established 80%-20% of the joint venture company.
In 2003/3, Barco acquired Trans-LuxWest, a manufacturer of full-color and single-color display devices, messaging centers and scoring systems for sports applications in Utah, USA.
In 2003/10, Luming Group acquired the Optoelectronics Division of AXT Corporation, a manufacturer of composite semiconductor luminescent materials in the United States. Luming Group believes that this acquisition will save at least 10 years for Luming Group's LED research and development.
In 2005/2, Yuan Arsenic and Lieutenant announced that they would merge 1.36 shares of arsenic with one share, the former being a surviving company.
In 2005/8, Jingdian was a surviving company, which merged Guolian Optoelectronics with a ratio of 1 to 2.24, and Jingyuan Electric was a surviving company.
In 2005/8, Philips purchased a 47% stake in Lumileds held by Agilent for a total of $950 million. Subsequently, Philips acquired a 3.5% stake in the employee for 8 million euros, achieving full control of Lumileds.
In 2006/1, Fairchild Semiconductor announced that it will sell its LED and LED display product lines to Everlight International Corporation, a US subsidiary of Taiwan Everlight Electronics Industry Co., Ltd. . 2006/9, Jingyuan, Yuan Arsenic, Lianyong Optoelectronics "Three in One", Jingdian is the surviving company, becoming the world's largest red LED factory, and the fourth largest blue LED factory, quickly becoming a world-class LED manufacturing center.
In 2007/3, LED chip factory Yan Fu and Zhou Lei announced that they will merge and convert 1.7 shares of Zhou Lei with one share. The former is a surviving company. After the integration of the two companies, the production capacity can be doubled in 2008.
2007/4, Cree, the famous LED chip manufacturing company in the United States, acquired Huagang Optoelectronic Parts Co., Ltd., and Huagang holds a 9% stake in Cree, which will provide Cree with a cost-effective production platform to accelerate its development of China with great potential. City often
In 2007/6, Philips acquired Canada's white light TIRSystems, which specializes in LED module systems, for $71 million. In 2007/8, Philips acquired COLORKINETICS (CK), a major US LED manufacturer, for US$791 million. . In 2007/7, Rainbow Group invested 130 million shares in 51% of Blu-ray Technology.
In 2008/1, Royal Philips Electronics acquired US lighting manufacturer Genlyte Group for US$95.5 (US$2.7 billion). . In 2008/2, Cree acquired privately held semiconductor lighting application company LEDLightingFixturesInc. (LLF) for approximately $77 million in cash and stock.
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