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Acquiring companies without successors, selling Japanese companies, pre-acquisition due diligence and integration, through to liquidation and exit.
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Closing a Japan branch means registering the office closure and the resignation of the representatives in Japan. If all resign, a creditor protection procedure of at least one month comes first. We set out each step.
M&A, Succession & Exit
A KK with no registration for 12 years is a dormant company and is deemed dissolved unless it files a notification or registration within two months of the public notice. We cover the FY2026 deadline, risks and remedies.
M&A, Succession & Exit
Valuation is central to pricing M&A deals and share transfers. We explain the DCF, comparables and net asset methods, enterprise versus equity value, links to tax-law fair value, and which to use in M&A.
M&A, Succession & Exit
Due diligence (DD) is how an M&A buyer examines a target's risks and value. This checklist covers financial, tax, legal and HR items, easily missed issues and how to reflect the findings in price and contract terms.
M&A, Succession & Exit
Transferring shares in an unlisted Japanese KK usually needs company approval under the articles' transfer restrictions. We cover the request, approval, contract and settlement, register update, and FEFTA and tax points.
M&A, Succession & Exit
Business succession in Japan takes three forms: to family, to employees or management, or to a third party through M&A. We compare each, the succession tax system, reserved-share rules and points for foreign owners.
M&A, Succession & Exit
To close a Japanese company, shareholders resolve to dissolve, a liquidator settles debts and distributes residual assets, and completion is registered. The creditor notice alone means just over two months at minimum.
M&A, Succession & Exit
Foreign buyers usually acquire Japanese companies by share or business transfer, a choice that decides which debts, permits and procedures come with them. The M&A process, due diligence, FEFTA and permits explained.
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