Battle for 7-Eleven Could Be Tipping Point for Japanese M&A https://t.co/fDGR0I1yvG
コラム:セブンの事例、日本のM&A好循環につなげられるか https://t.co/ibrsCVIqkl https://t.co/ibrsCVIqkl
Spent a spell in Tokyo talking to top bankers and lawyers about rival bids for the $45 bln owner of 7-Eleven's corner store empire. It might look like Japan Inc is circling the wagons but I argue @Breakingviews this is only be the start of a huge M&A wave: https://t.co/rISjYKhPzs https://t.co/Fz3AoQZeBj
Seven & i Holdings, the parent company of 7-Eleven, is pursuing a $60 billion management buyout that will include an initial public offering (IPO) of its North American assets. This move comes amidst a competitive landscape, as Canadian firm Alimentation Couche-Tard has made an offer to acquire the entire company. The proposed buyout aims to finance the takeover while addressing concerns about the sale of Japanese stores. The IPO will specifically target the North American convenience stores and gasoline stations sector, which is critical for easing financing issues related to the buyout.