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Slideshow Sponsored Links Google sells Motorola TV set-top business for $2.35 billion Tweet Share this Email Print Related News Google sells Motorola TV set-top business for $2.35 billion Wed, Dec 19 2012 Owner of OpenTV slaps Netflix with patent lawsuit Wed, Dec 19 2012 Kodak in $525 million patent deal, eyes bankruptcy end Wed, Dec 19 2012 Yahoo CEO Mayer revamps email in first big product move Tue, Dec 11 2012 Britain's Pace approaches Google over Motorola Home Mon, Dec 10 2012 Related Topics Tech » Media » The Google logo is seen as Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt speaks at a promotional event for the Nexus 7 tablet in Seoul September 27, 2012. Credit: Reuters/Kim Hong-Ji By Alexei Oreskovic SAN FRANCISCO | Wed Dec 19, 2012 7:30pm EST SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Google Inc agreed to sell set-top TV box maker Motorola Home to Arris Group Inc for $2.35 billion in cash and stock, the companies said on Wednesday. The transaction is expected to close by the second quarter of 2013, subject to regulatory approvals. Google will have a roughly 15.7 percent ownership interest in Arris, a Suwanee, Georgia-based cable equipment maker, after the deal. Shares of Arris jumped nearly 17 percent to $16.99 in afterhours trading on Wednesday following the news. Google's stock was down $1.61 at $718.50. The companies said the deal would increase Arris' patent portfolio and provide a license to a "wide variety" of Motorola Mobility patents but did not provide details. Google had been expected to sell the set-top business, following a disclosure last week by British TV decoder maker Pace Plc that it had made an offer to Google. Arris had also been cited among the bidders in media reports. Google acquired the set-top box maker in May as part of its $12.5 billion purchase of Motorola Mobility, a deal motivated by a desire to snap up Motorola's large portfolio of communications patents. Since acquiring Motorola, Google has moved to revamp the company's money-losing mobile phone business, while appearing less interested in the set-top business. The sale of the Motorola Home business, which includes manufacturing facilities, should relieve some of the concerns that investors had about Google's acquisition of Motorola, said Needham & Co analyst Kerry Rice. "Google has effectively offloaded most of the manufacturing that now is associated with Motorola," and that investors feared would pressure Google's profit margins, said Rice. "They're keeping the things that are most important to them, the design and patents of the mobile phone side," said Rice. Google said the Motorola Home business is profitable and generated revenues of $3.4 billion for the trailing four quarters ended September 30. 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