Components | September 22, 2011
TI gets 'go ahead'
Texas Instruments acquisition of National Semiconductor has cleared regulatory reviews
Texas Instruments’ proposed acquisition of National Semiconductor has cleared all required regulatory reviews, moving the companies closer to the transaction close.
The companies expect the transaction to be complete on September 23, just slightly ahead of the six- to nine-month timeframe originally anticipated when the acquisition was announced on April 4.
The companies expect the transaction to be complete on September 23, just slightly ahead of the six- to nine-month timeframe originally anticipated when the acquisition was announced on April 4.
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