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Genband Snaps Up Carrier Business
The carrier VoIP business must be in rough shape or Nortel’s carrier VoIP isn’t doing that well after it appeared that no one else other than Genband was interested in the business.
In a press release, Nortel said today that Genband has acquired the business for US$182-million after taking into account “balance sheet and other adjustments” worth US$100-million. Genband made a “stalking horse” bid in December for the business.
The absence of another bidder to compete against Genband is pretty ironic given Nortel issued an update recently crowing about how its stalking horse process had attraction sales of more than $1-billion over the original bids.
The sale is subject to court approvals in the U.S. and Canada, which Nortel will seek at a joint hearing on March 3, 2010, and in Israel. Nortel will work diligently with GENBAND to close the sale in the second quarter of 2010, subject to the timing of regulatory approvals.