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Business | June 17, 2016
GlobalWafers ups its offer for Topsil's silicon business.
Following the offer by National Silicon Industry Group for Danish Topsil's silicon business – GlobalWafers has increased its original offer for the business.
Topsil has received an increased offer from GlobalWafers and voluntary public offer from National Silicon Industry Group. Subsequent. As a consequence, Topsil has requested Nasdaq Copenhagen to suspend trading in the companys shares.
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