Alcatel's $13.4 billion acquisition of Lucent throws a bright light on the rest of the telecommunications equipment industry. Now that two of the industry's biggest players are to become one, industry observers said other equipment makers will face more pressure to bolster their own competitive positions through mergers and acquisitions. Analysts say either two more large players will team up in another megamerger, or many of the bigger companies will move to acquire smaller concerns.
April 05, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Alcatel SA’s $13.4 billion acquisition of Lucent Technologies Inc., which was finally announced Sunday, throws a bright light on the rest of the telecommunications equipment industry.
Now that two of the industry’s biggest players are to become one, industry observers said other equipment makers will face more pressure to bolster their own competitive positions through mergers and acquisitions.
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