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Itochu set to take Dentsu Soken private in $1.3 billion deal

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Alice French
Itochu set to take Dentsu Soken private in $1.3 billion deal
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Trading house Itochu plans to acquire Dentsu Soken for $1.3 billion, taking the IT services and consulting firm private and ending its parent-subsidiary listing with Dentsu Group. Dentsu Group will not tender its 62% stake but will collaborate with Itochu in managing the business post-acquisition.

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This significant acquisition highlights a trend of major trading houses consolidating their portfolios and restructuring corporate relationships, impacting the IT services market and corporate governance in Japan.

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Trading house Itochu has decided to launch a tender offer to take Dentsu Soken private in a deal that would end its parent-subsidiary listing structure with Dentsu Group.Itochu will acquire almost 75 million Dentsu Soken shares at ¥2,880 each, valuing the deal at roughly ¥215.2 billion ($1.3 billion), according to a statement on Monday.

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