There’s been a meaningful “will they or won’t they” discount with Mellanox (MLNX) shares since the announcement of Nvidia’s (NVDA)
offer for the company. While discounts to bid prices are normal,
Mellanox had until recently been pretty much stuck in a band between
$106 and $115 (below the $125 bid price) as investors wondered and
worried if the deal would get all of the necessarily regulatory
approvals.
Whether China approves the deal is the
big remaining unknown, as Nvidia and Mellanox together will have a
significant influence over China’s data centers and AI developments.
Likewise, the Chinese government may view the deal approval as a point
of leverage in ongoing, often contentious, discussions with the U.S.
regarding trade policy (including restrictions on Huawei
and on technology sales more broadly. While Mellanox shares would
certainly fall if the deal were to collapse, I think support isn’t all
that far away and Mellanox could well attract another buyer.
Read the full article here:
Mellanox And Nvidia One Step Closer, But Mellanox Still Fine If The Deal Doesn't Happen
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