Cash-Less Intel
June 3, 2015
The Intel-Altera deal is said to be costing $16.7 billion in cash.
Intel doesn’t have $16.7 billion cash, it only has $14.6 billion cash
So Intel will have to borrow at least $2 billion to pay for Altera. It will most likely borrow more and retain some cash.
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