
A significant takeover battle is emerging for the Japanese owner of 7-Eleven, valued at $45 billion. This competition is set against a backdrop of increasing merger and acquisition (M&A) activity involving foreign bidders. Analysts suggest that the current environment, characterized by a weak yen and low corporate valuations, is encouraging foreign interest in Japanese companies. The City of Tokyo's vice-chairman has indicated that potential relaxations of antitrust laws under the Trump administration could further enhance M&A activity involving Japanese firms. The outcome of this battle could serve as a pivotal moment for the future of Japanese M&A, potentially leading to a broader wave of deal-making in the region.
在日圆疲软、企业估值偏低以及许多日本大公司与国际同行相比盈利能力存在差距的推动下,外国竞购者参与的日本企业并购交易活动增多,在此背景下,围绕日本7-Eleven便利店母公司的数百亿美元收购战正在上演。https://t.co/osRC7phKa9 https://t.co/osRC7phKa9
The multibillion takeover battle for the Japanese owner of 7-Eleven is unfolding against a backdrop of heightened deal activity involving foreign bidders https://t.co/Jsl5yftJ2Y
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