Summit Research analyst Srini Sundararajan views Tsinghua Unigroup's reported $21 per share offer for Micron (MU) as a "low-ball bid" that likely goes higher. Micron's spokespeople have said they are yet to receive an offer in writing, the analyst tells investors in a research note. Sundararajan says Micron is a "very justified" acquisition target. The analyst expects shares to trade to $21 soon and believes antitrust concerns can be dealt with successfully. Sundararajan points out Intel holds a 20% stake in Tsinghua and "carries a lot of weight" with the U.S. Department of Justice.

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