RIM and Samsung Acquisition TELE, Target Price Rp. 600?

Rumors among analysts that the stock PT Tiphone MobileIndonesia Tbk (TELE) is in the process will be acquired by telecomcompanies of the world.

Word got out that Research In Motion (RIM) and Samsung Mobileare fighting a bid to acquire the shares TELE.

By acquiring TELE, then RIM and Samsung hope to expand theirmobile phone market in Indonesia. Stock price reportedly offered byboth companies ranges from Rp. 600 per share.

A number of brokers and fund managers also have plans to collectbecause of the financial statements TELE stock rises aboveexpectations and the company's proposed acquisition of sharesTELE telecommunications world.
 
 

Disclaimer: Editors detikFinance not responsible for the content of the rumor of this stock. All investment decisions remain in the handsof investors.
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