Computer behemoth Lenovo, the world's largest PC maker, is 'actively looking' into bidding on BlackBerry, Dow Jones reported on Thursday, citing unnamed sources.
According to the publication, Lenovo has already signed a non-disclosure agreement to look at BlackBerry's books. Last month, battered BlackBerry accepted a tentative $4.7 billion offer from a consortium led by Fairfax Financial Holdings, but can shop around for six weeks for alternative bids.
Since then, a host of potential suitors have come out of the woodwork to court the troubled smartphone maker, which has reportedly drawn the interest of private equity big Cerberus, Cisco, SAP and Google. Additionally, the company's co-founder is also said to be mulling a purchase of BlackBerry.