According to the announcement on December 18, the proportion of equity held by the two subsidiaries of Ziguang Group increased by 0.86 percentage point to 9.01% as compared with the last announcement (December 7), of which, Unis Technology Strategic Investment Co., Ltd. Technology Strategy Investment Ltd) holds a 8.52% interest in Dialog and a 0.49% interest in Tsinghua Unigroup International Co., Ltd., an indirect wholly-owned subsidiary of Ziguang Group Co., Ltd. (Note: Actual Stock Exchange Trading Day December 15, 2017)
According to information released by Dialog on the official website, the merger shareholding ratio of Ziguang Technology Strategic Investment Co., Ltd. and Ziguang Group International Co., Ltd. exceeded 3% on May 9, 2017, and the closing price of Dialog on the same day was 43.0 euros.
On May 12, the merger reached 4%, with Dialog closing at 43.99 euros on the day.
On May 18, the combined holding reached 5%, with Dialog closing at 44.85 euros on the day.
On June 26, the combined shareholding reached 6%, with Dialog closing at 38.25 euros on the day.
On November 30, its consolidated shareholding reached 7.15%, with Dialog closing price of 38.25 euros on the day.
On December 7, its consolidated shareholding reached 8.15%, ranking the largest shareholder. Dialog's closing price on the very day was 23.43 euros, down 4.17%, hitting a new low since October 2014.
December 19 merger reached 9.01% stake, Dialog the same day the closing price of 25.55 euros.
In August, at the Spreadtrum 2017 Global Partner Conference, Christophe Chene, Dialog's senior vice president for Asia, said in an interview that he did not rule out the possibility of establishing a joint venture with Spreadtrum in the future and disclosed that the wireless charging solution announced by Dialog in June will be implemented at In March this year, Spreadtrum announced a strategic partnership with Dialog to jointly develop the LTE chip platform.In the two series of LTE chips launched by Spreadtrum, Dialog custom chip SC2705 to be applied.
Christophe Chene said that in the future, Dialo will also develop some low-end products that can be used on the lower end of Spreadtrum's platform in the future.He also disclosed that in fact the cooperation between the two parties has started from two years ago and will not be ruled out in the future with Spreadtrum The possibility of establishing a joint venture company.In addition to the cooperation on the LTE chip, Christophe Chene believes that there will be cooperation between the two parties in terms of Bluetooth low power consumption and wireless charging in the future.
Recently, Dialog released a press release that is still the largest customer Apple's power management chip supplier, but he admitted that Apple has the resources and ability to design PMIC.
More than 70% of Dialog's revenue came from Apple in 2016. In recent years, Dialog has also tried to reduce its dependence on Apple and several other smartphones, for example, attempting to merge with Austria AG's sensor chip maker Ams AG in 2014 in 2015 Acquired Atmel, but failed.