Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom and King & Wood Mallesons are representing Chinese electronics manufacturer Apex Technology Co. Ltd. on a $3.6 billion proposed acquisition of U.S. printer maker Lexmark International Inc.
Zhuhai-based Apex Technology is leading a consortium that also includes Hong Kong-based buyout firm PAG and Chinese venture capital firm Legend Capital Management Co. Ltd., offering to buy all shares of Lexmark at $45.50 apiece, a 17 percent premium of the company’s closing price on April 19. The deal values Lexmark at $3.6 billion, including about $1 billion worth of debt.
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