Taiwan's Wistron buys back $47.8 million convertibles

New York, March 29 - Wistron Corp. said it bought back $47.8 million of its euro convertible bonds from Jan. 1 to March 29.

The Taipei Hsien, Taiwan-based electronic manufacturing services company paid 96.97 for the securities, for a total of $46.352 million.

Following the repurchase, Wistron now has $63.8 million of the convertibles outstanding.

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