Yamauchi-No.10 Family Office (YFO), Toyo's largest investor with a 28.51% stake, is now planning to offer 1,255 yen ($8.44) per share, up from its initial offer last year of 1,000 yen, the source ...

YFO's initial 1,000 yen offer was higher than a 770 yen per share offer from an industry rival which Toyo had endorsed at the time, when its shares were trading at around 600 yen.

TOKYO (Reuters) -The family office linked to Nintendo's founder plans to raise its buyout bid for Japan's Toyo Construction, a source told Reuters, after it successfully reshuffled the board that had ...

Yamauchi-No.10 Family Office (YFO), Toyo's largest investor with a 28.51 per cent stake, is now planning to offer ¥1,255 (US$8.44) per share, up from its initial offer last year of ¥1,000, the ...

The saga pits Yamauchi No. 10 Family Office (YFO), which manages about ¥200 billion ($1.5 billion) in assets, against Toyo Construction, a firm known for its marine engineering operations.

YFO, connected to Nintendo’s founder, seeks to buy out Toyo but the company repeatedly resists the offer. PHOTO: REUTERS. THE family office linked to Nintendo’s founder said on Wednesday (Dec 20) it ...

YFO’s initial 1,000 yen offer was higher than a 770 yen per share offer from an industry rival which Toyo had endorsed at the time, when its shares were trading at around 600 yen. It took about nine ...

YFO last year offered to pay 1,000 yen ($6.97) per Toyo share, higher than a 770 yen per share offer from an industry rival that Toyo had endorsed at the time.