Cisco Buys Chinese Set-Top Box Maker
San Jose-based Cisco said last night that it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire the set-top box business of Chinese firm DVN (Holdings Limited. DVN developing digital cable products, and is listed in Hong Kong with operations in China. Cisco said it will pay $44.5M for the set-top box business of DVM, structured as $17.5M in an upfront payment plus $27M paid over four years based on sales milestones. Cisco said it will also tie with DVN in a go-to-market appliance. DVN's hardware is used in the Chinese cable market.
posted on Tuesday, November 3, 2009
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