Craig-Hallum analyst Anthony Stoss lowered the firm’s price target on Silicon Motion (SIMO) to $106 from $120 and keeps a Buy rating on the shares. Since MaxLinear’s (MXL) offer over a year ago to purchase Silicon Motion, the stock has been volatile on the continued decline of Chinese-U.S. relations and uncertainty around Chinese regulatory approval. The deal terms call for an August 7th deadline, otherwise MaxLinear could owe Silicon Motion $160M. The stock is trading as if SAMR will not approve the acquisition, leaving an attractive arbitrage play as shares are trading nearly 50% off the deal price, the firm adds.
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