Mike Lazaridis, co-founder of the company BlackBerry, announced that he is no longer interested in buying. BlackBerry back Lets hope that he would buy. Along with co-founder Douglas Fregin holding back disappears What is happening with BlackBerry is still the question.
BlackBerry once owned more than 50 percent of the market share for smartphones. The company, however, is pushed out over the past few years by Apple and other companies. At the time, the global market share of BlackBerry less than one percent.
In 2012, it was getting worse with the company and got both Fregin and Lazaridis on. This autumn gave investment FairFax that she wanted to buy up the company. Rumored at the time that Fregin and Lazaridis also had done on BlackBerry bid. Although the company in November indicated that they were no longer for sale, the rumors were still circulating.
However, last week soldMike Lazaridis three and a half million of its shares. Around that time announced BlackBerry that she had made with Foxconn to produce new mobile devices and focus on the traditional customer base. Their focus back a deal The value of the shares rose by 15 percent, a perfect time for Lazaridis in order to shake up the company.
losBesides selling a large part of his shares and announcing his termination to the offer, Lazaridis also dismissed Goldman Sachs and Centerview Partners: management companies that he had hired to advise on a potential bid
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