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MBK to buy Japan's Sharing Technology for ¥37B in bolt
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MBK Partners is buying Japan's Sharing Technology in a bolt-on deal worth ¥37 billion.
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Key Takeaways
- The acquisition is a bolt-on deal
- MBK Partners to acquire Japan's Sharing Technology for ¥37 billion
- MBK Partners to acquire Japan's Sharing Technology for ¥37 billion
- The acquisition is a bolt-on deal
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Ownership: Dealroom (Corporate)
Timeline of this story
- Sep 9finance.biggo.com: MBK Partners to Acquire Japan's Sharing Technology for ¥37 Billion
- Sep 9Dealroom: MBK to buy Japan's Sharing Technology for ¥37B in bolt-on deal
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