Toyota Group's Denso has formally decided to withdraw its acquisition proposal for semiconductor giant Rohm after failing to gain approval. Rohm plans to continue product development collaboration with Denso while pursuing integration of its power semiconductor business with Toshiba and Mitsubishi Electric.
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Denso, a major Toyota Group auto parts manufacturer, has decided to withdraw its acquisition proposal for semiconductor giant Rohm. Meanwhile, Rohm, Toshiba, and Mitsubishi Electric have reached a basic agreement to begin discussions on integrating their power semiconductor businesses.
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Denso, a major automotive parts manufacturer in the Toyota Group, has proposed to acquire semiconductor giant Rohm. If realized, this acquisition would lead to a large-scale restructuring within the industry.