Ingram Micro and Tianjin Tianhai Unchanged on CFIUS Position

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Jonathan Spitzer

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<p class="p1"><span class="s1">In response to investor concerns that Ingram Micro’s $6 billion merger agreement with Tianjin Tianhai should include more provisions for a possible review from the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, Damon Wright, a spokesperson for Ingram told <a href="http://ctfn.news" target="_blank">CTFN</a>, “We don’t believe we fall under the auspices of CFIUS.”</span></p>

In response to investor concerns that Ingram Micro’s $6 billion merger agreement with Tianjin Tianhai should include more provisions for a possible review from the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, Damon Wright, a spokesperson for Ingram told CTFN, “We don’t believe we fall under the auspices of CFIUS.”

Ingram Micro Says Tianjin Tianhai Merger Should Not See CFIUS Review

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Ingram Micro Says Tianjin Tianhai Merger Should Not See CFIUS Review