HYUGA plans to double its workforce after the MBO

HYUGA PRIMARY CARE announced a management buyout and aims to delist from the TSE Growth Market. Going forward, the company plans to prioritize growth investment and double its workforce while pursuing demand for home-based care.

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HYUGA PRIMARY CARE President Kuroki Tetsushi (黒木哲史) told Jiho that the company would pursue its delisting through the management buyout (MBO) it announced in late September.

As indicated in the article's headline, the company plans to prioritize growth investment after the MBO, including doubling its workforce, and expand the scale of its business by pursuing demand for home-based care.

This move suggests that HYUGA PRIMARY CARE intends to strengthen its current business platform and pursue long-term growth.

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CompanyHYUGA PRIMARY CARE

EventMBO announced to delist from the TSE Growth Market

PeriodPlan announced in late September

StatusManagement buyout (MBO)

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