Bain and LY Top EQT Again in Kakaku.com Fight as Tender Deadline Nears
The Bain-backed bidder lifted its planned price above EQT's live offer, but it still needs the Tabelog owner's board to change sides.
The Bain-backed bidder lifted its planned price above EQT's live offer, but it still needs the Tabelog owner's board to change sides.
Evergrande's liquidators agreed to sell the stake after a yearlong auction, and PAG's HK$0.8359-a-share offer for the rest sits below where the shares closed Friday.
The Indian mobile-advertising group is paying a 34.5% premium for the Nasdaq-listed Israeli company, which holds about $228 million in cash and has seen revenue shrink for two years.
The Tokyo warehouse operator is buying the Osaka air-freight forwarder from Hankyu Hanshin Holdings, creating what it estimates is Japan's fourth-largest forwarder and lifting its overseas sales share to 31%.
The state-backed fund took the photoresist maker private for about 900 billion yen in 2024. The reported price exceeds Mitsui Chemicals' entire market value.
Brussels found JD.com received Chinese state subsidies but accepted 10 years of commitments, clearing the last hurdle for the MediaMarkt owner's takeover.
India's biggest port operator is buying eight fuel terminals from Rotterdam to Malta, paying 11.7 times earnings and borrowing to do it.
Founder Miki Watanabe raised his offer eight times before the board agreed. Suntory, the No. 2 shareholder, will roll its stake into the buyout vehicle.
A Brookfield-owned vehicle will buy the GPUs and data center assets and rent the computing power back to Naver Cloud, with Naver guaranteeing the fees for up to eight years.
The French group will run a planned integrated development off Sarawak that holds more than 6.5 trillion cubic feet of gas and is meant to feed Malaysia LNG.
An independent adviser called the HK$2.50-a-share offer fair after the Hong Kong lender flagged a full write-off of HK$1.96 billion in goodwill and a full-year loss.
The Australian seniors' housing group kept its rival bidder locked out of due diligence, while signing a A$615 million joint venture tied to its own takeover of Peet.
A four-company consortium will buy new shares in the debt-laden Seoul newspaper, which entered a creditor-led workout in July after its parent group ran short of cash.
The Chinese satellite maker raised HK$750 million instead of up to HK$1 billion, and one existing shareholder took nearly a quarter of the deal.
The Murdoch and Shankar-backed investment platform takes control of the Chennai vegetarian restaurant and sweets chain, with an eye on a future public listing.
The mandatory system is fast for most deals, but its in-depth reviews are proving costly for buyers in concentrated markets, from insurance to supermarkets.