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Costa Mesa's Emulex rejects Broadcom's $912 million buyout offer

In response, Broadcom ends its efforts to acquire the company.

By Kristen SchottPublished: July 09, 2009 10:28 AM

The long and bloody battle between Costa Mesa-based Emulex and Irvine-based Broadcom appears to have come to a conclusion today: Emulex rejected the chipmaker's upped $11 per share – or $912 million – takeover bid. Broadcom, in turn, said it would drop its efforts to acquire Emulex.

The move comes after months of back-and-forth debate between the two companies: Broadcom first offered $9.25 per share for a total of $764 million, which Emulex said undervalued the company.

Emulex's decision today also says Broadcom's bid "significantly undervalues Emulex's long-term prospects, is inadequate and is not in the best interests of Emulex and its stockholders."

Emulex – which specializes in converged networking solutions – further states that its financial results for its fourth fiscal quarter are at the high end of its guidance. The company expects between $78 and $79 million in revenues, up from $73 million to $80 million projected in April.

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