The Japanese brew made an offer of ¥2,690 per share — a 40% premium on Fancl’s closing price of ¥1,916.5 on Tuesday, the day before the proposal was made — to acquire the two-thirds of shares that it doesn’t already own. It’s a 43% premium on Fancl’s Thursday closing price.
The acquisition will enable more “flexible and drastic measures” to integrate the two companies and maximize their corporate values, Kirin said in ...
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