Unlike SDL- who clearly have their own problems, but got a loan from their suitor- it seems TXN and SEA are keeping their finances separate at the moment. I almost see this as saying, "Shareholders, vote for this merger, or TXN will be saddled with 20% interest rates." Could be wrong, of course- sometimes one can read into something, and it can be very wrong.
debt arrangement, page-14
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