日本PMIコンサルティング published its new book, “The Practice of Japanese-Style PMI: Key Points for Increasing the Success Rate of M&A among SMEs,” at bookstores nationwide from 24 September 2026. The book explains practical know-how for PMI at small and medium-sized companies through a wealth of case studies.
日本PMIコンサルティング has published “The Practice of Japanese-Style PMI: Key Points for Increasing the Success Rate of M&A among SMEs,” authored by its Representative Director and President, Takebayashi Nobuyuki (竹林 信幸), through the General Incorporated Association Kinzai Institute for Financial Affairs, and began selling it at bookstores nationwide on 24 September 2026. The author has also served as a committee member of the Small and Medium Enterprise Agency.
The book explains challenges encountered in the field of PMI, the post-M&A integration process, by dividing them into three elements: practical matters, organization and emotions. It presents a framework that views advancing PMI as “a succession of decisions.” Focusing particularly on mid-sized and small companies, it organizes three challenges, three steps and five core skills.
The book is intended for practitioners, including executives and corporate planning staff seeking to increase value and achieve sustainable growth after an M&A transaction closes, business managers, financial institutions, licensed professionals and consultants. The book overview lists the title, author, publisher, list price and publication date. The list price is ¥2,860, including tax.
Drawing on the PMI support track record of 日本PMIコンサルティング, an affiliate of the 日本M&Aセンター Group, the book advocates viewing PMI as a process for increasing corporate value. Detailed information is provided on the publisher’s information page and in the company’s announcement materials.