• Alibaba.com buyback 20% stake from Yahoo for $7.1 billion

                                 

    Yahoo has declared of selling half of the 40% stake in Chinese e-commerce group Alibaba.comonline store for around $7.1 billion, acquiring a financial lifeline for the striving US internet company.

    The Associated Press reported that under this contract Yahoo will be acquiring $6.3 billion incash and another $800 million in the shape of favored shares of Alibaba.

    Alibaba Group being a privately-owned Hangzhou-based family of Internet-based enterprise, deals with retail and payment platforms, business-to-business online marketplaces, shopping search engine and data-focused computing services.

    There had been talks going on for a year as Yahoo attempted their best to sell its stake. The money got from the sales might assist the Yahoo might soothe its shareholders by providing the chance to pay dividends, make acquisitions or buy its own profits.

    The two companies have even signed an agreement for Yahoo to sell the remaining of its Alibaba stake in stages afterwards.

    According to Yahoo’s interim chief executive Ross Levinsohn, “For all the Yahoo shareholders, the agreement offers absolute clearness.”

    The leading Chinese businessman, Jack Ma, AGI.it is very much prepared to buy back half of the 40% stake held by Yahoo in Alibaba for $ 7.1 billion. Alibaba will also be buying back 20% share from Yahoo.

    It is reported that by 2015 end, the incentives developed into transactions would definitelyappeal for Alibaba Group to bear an initial public offering.

    The profitable cost in the first quarter of 2012 added to $286 million, which is measured at Yahoo$19 billion.
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