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Parthus and Ceva get approval for merger

Parthus, DSP Group, Inc and Ceva, Inc have jointly announced the High Court has approved the scheme of arrangement, including the capital repayment, as set out in a circular to shareholders and option holders dated September 2, 2002.

Parthus and Ceva get approval for merger

Tue, 22 Oct, 2002 - 12:53

Parthus, DSP Group, Inc and Ceva, Inc have jointly announced the High Court has approved the scheme of arrangement, including the capital repayment, as set out in a circular to shareholders and option holders dated September 2, 2002.

Ceva is a division of the US Group DSP. Parthus and Ceva will combine to form ParthusCeva, Inc.

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