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Even if AMD remains relatively flat at $150, that would put Xilinx stock at $258 in order to meet the ratio. Really think the correct play here has to be the OTM Xilinx calls for this week. Especially considering they’re trading for so cheap right now.
AMD just bought back close to $1 Billion worth of stock thereby pushing the Xilinx acquisition price higher. Conclusions: Read what you will, but if you have followed heterogeneous computing trends, you will know how critical adaptive, programmable, and flexible semiconductors (as opposed to massively parallel, general purpose GPUs) are to the ...
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Will AMD offer a dividend now that you have acquired Xilinx? As a growth-oriented company, our first priority is investing in the business and returning capital to shareholders through our share repurchase program. There are no plans to offer a dividend at this time.
At Close today, xlnx is still trading at a 15.5% discount relative to AMD stock price. This will insulate you at least a little from a decrease in AMD share price, and give you a known # of AMD shares you will end up with based on the 1.7234 conversion rate.
If the merger goes through, Xilinx is now a part of AMD regardless. It doesn't matter. Xilinx shareholders take a risk by receiving only stock. The stock price could also fall and they've already lost their dividend. It will be a single company. It's just providing the data for share ownership.
There is a deal that is suppose to happen sometime in 2021 where AMD acquires Xilinx and each share of Xilinx will transfer to 1.7234 shares of AMD. This would mean at the current prices of AMD and Xilinx you would get each share of Xilinx ($137.56) and that would be worth ($152.78) of AMD stock.
Feb 14, 2022 · Mon, Feb 14, 2022, 9:37 AM 1 min read. In this article: AMD. Advanced Micro Devices Inc (NASDAQ: AMD) completed the acquisition of Xilinx Inc (NASDAQ: XLNX) in an all-stock transaction....
