As major corporations move to spin off businesses outside their core operations, more mid-sized and small companies are acquiring assets such as Nippon Express warehouses and Unitika nonwoven fabric in an effort to pursue growth.
As major corporations increasingly spin off businesses outside their core areas, more mid-sized and small companies are acquiring these assets to expand and strengthen their operations. These companies are seeking to expand into new sales areas and reinforce their core businesses using the assets as a foundation.
CRE made the Osaka Warehouse, located in Osaka City and under NXHD, a wholly owned subsidiary in August. The article does not provide specific details of the shareholding or capital structure, but cites the transaction as an example of restructuring that uses assets in non-core areas.
Meanwhile, transactions involving assets such as Nippon Express warehouses and Unitika nonwoven fabric are reportedly attracting attention as acquisition targets for mid-sized and small companies. The search for new business opportunities is expected to continue.