Taiwan's Micro-Star buys back $10.1 million convertibles

New York, June 6 - Micro-Star International Co. Ltd. said it bought back $10.1 million principal amount of its zero-coupon convertible bonds.

The Taiwan-based computer maker paid 105.88% of par for the convertibles.

Micro-Star previously said on April 29 that it bought back $11.545 million of the convertibles, on April 26 that it bought back $5 million, on April 22 that it bought back $1 million, on April 21 that it bought back $2 million, on April 15 that it bought back $3 million, on April 11 that it bought back $3 million, on April 7 that it bought back $2 million, on April 6 that it bought back $1 million, on March 11 that it bought back $40.257 million, on Feb. 24 that it bought back $1.4 million, on Jan. 20 that it bought back $1 million and on Nov. 15 that it bought back $1.2 million.

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