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SCO hopes selling Unix will raise $36 million

Publication:CNETDate:Oct 26 2007
Reporter:Stephen Shankland

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The SCO Group, working to emerge from Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, hopes to sell its Unix assets to York Capital Management for up to $36 million, the company said this week in regulatory and bankruptcy court filings.

Through the deal, York would provide SCO with $10 million in cash; up to $10 million in credit to fund its Linux-related legal fight and to get 20 percent of revenue from that action; $10 million for a 20 percent stake in the company; and $6 million to license the Hipcheck products from SCO's Me mobile device software effort and to share revenue from that line, according to the U.S. Bankruptcy Court filing.


 

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SubjectPosted byDate
The SCO comedy continues ...pinniped26 Oct, 04:54
Why?cadstarsucks26 Oct, 06:41
York CM just wants attentionnycace3626 Oct, 10:38

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