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Add as preferred source on GoogleThe French government has offered €410 million to acquire part of Atos' former Advanced Computing unit, excluding Vision AI, which will be repositioned.
PARIS (Reuters) -The French state has made a 410 million euros ($466.33 million)confirmatory offer to buy part of the former Advanced Computing business of tech company Atos, said Atos on Monday.
Once seen as a European tech champion, with a market value of more than 10 billion euros at its highest, Atos emerged from financial troubles in 2024 thanks to a restructuring agreement with its creditors.
Atos said the French state's offer for its former Advanced Computing business was worth 410 million euros on an enterprise value basis.
It added that its Vision AI businesses did not form part of the planned deal with the French government, and that Vision AI would be repositioned within Atos' Eviden business unit.
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(Reporting by Mathieu Rosemain and Sudip Kar-Gupta; Editing by Sonali Paul and Kim Coghill)
The French state has made a confirmatory offer of 410 million euros ($466.33 million) for part of Atos' former Advanced Computing business.
Atos was once valued at more than 10 billion euros at its highest point.
No, Atos stated that its Vision AI businesses will not be part of the planned deal and will be repositioned within its Eviden business unit.
Atos indicated that the French state's offer for its former Advanced Computing business is valued at 410 million euros on an enterprise value basis.
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