Röhm

British

/ røm /

noun

Ernst (ernst). 1887–1934, German soldier, who organized (1921–34) Hitler's storm troops: murdered on Hitler's orders

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Toyota Motor-affiliated auto-parts supplier Denso 6902 -3.35%decrease; red down pointing triangle has made a takeover proposal for Kyoto-based chip maker Rohm, as semiconductors become crucial for vehicle electrification and self-driving technologies.

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Rohm on Friday said it received a proposal from Denso to acquire shares of the company, including a potential takeover.

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The news boosted Rohm’s stock 18% to its daily limit level, bringing its shares to a 2½-year high and its market value to $7.95 billion.

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Rohm generates roughly half of its revenue from its automotive business.

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Denso said separately on Friday that it is in discussions with Rohm for various strategic options, including acquiring additional shares in the semiconductor maker.

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