The acquisition of IBM PC brought a funding gap Lenovo is eager to seeking a $300 million loan

According to reliable sources, the world's third largest PC maker Lenovo is currently actively seeking $300 million in loans to make up for the acquisition of IBM PC brought about by the capital vacancy.

The source said that ICBC (Asia) and HSBC (HSBC) is one of the two banks that were commissioned to arrange the loan.

In March last year, Lenovo has received a $600 million loan provided by the 20 banks. The loan period is 5 years, the interest rate is higher than the London Interbank Offered Rate of nearly $3 in london.

After the acquisition of IBM PC, Lenovo has leapt to the world's third largest PC manufacturer. In the third quarter of last year, the Asia Pacific market (excluding Japan) share increased from the same period last year to 20% of the top 12.8%, ranking first.

This year, Lenovo will focus on the development of China, India, Russia, Brazil and Mexico, the five core markets. And plans to build 17 new technology laboratories in the city of 9, used to test and display Lenovo's new products. In addition, Lenovo also hopes this year to expand the channel partners around 220-230 home.