Institute of Computing Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences 1 1 Lenovo Group, founded in 1984 with a scientific and technical personnel investment of 200,000 yuan, is a large enterprise group with diversified development of information industry in China and an innovative international technology company.

Since 1996, Lenovo's computer sales have been ranked first in China's domestic market;

In 2005, Lenovo Group acquired IBM? PC (personal computer) department; In 20 13, Lenovo's computer sales rose to the top in the world and became the largest PC manufacturer in the world. 20 14 10, Lenovo Group announced the completion of the acquisition of Motorola Mobility.

As a leading enterprise in the global computer market, Lenovo is committed to developing, manufacturing and selling reliable, safe and easy-to-use technical products and high-quality professional services to help customers and partners around the world succeed. Lenovo mainly produces desktop computers, servers, notebook computers, smart TVs, printers, palmtop computers, motherboards, mobile phones, all-in-one machines and other commodities.

Since April 1 2065438, Lenovo Group has newly established four relatively independent business groups, namely PC business group, mobile business group, enterprise business group and cloud service business group. On August 20 16, the All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce released the list of "Top 500 Private Enterprises in China on 20 16", and Lenovo ranked fourth. ?

20 19 July, Fortune Global 500 released: ranking 2 12. ?

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Acquisition of Medion

Lenovo bought Medion for $340 million.

On 20 11June1day, Lenovo Group announced that it would acquire 36.66% of the shares of German electronics manufacturer Medion at the price of 13 euros per share, with a total transaction price of 23 1 10,000 euros (about 340 million US dollars). After the transaction is completed, Lenovo's market share in Germany will double and become the third largest manufacturer. Germany is the largest PC market in Europe.

Lenovo Group achieved the acquisition through its German subsidiary Bidco. According to this agreement, Lenovo Group will acquire Medion tradable shares in the open market at a price of 65,438+03 euros per share, which is about 25% higher than Medion's average closing price in the past three months.

The seller of this stock sale is Gerd Brachmann, founder and CEO of Medion. The premise of the transaction is that shareholders other than Gerd Brachmann sell at least 15% of Medion shares. After the final transaction is completed, Lenovo Group will hold more than 5 1% of Medion's shares.

Lenovo Group will pay 2310 million euros (about 340 million US dollars) for this share purchase, of which 80% will be paid in cash and the remaining 20% will be paid by issuing shares. The issue price of new shares is HK$ 4.48, and * * * issued 1 15 120635 shares.