In today’s briefing:
- Going Private Is Not a Problem for a Special Company, but a Common Problem for All Listed Companies

Going Private Is Not a Problem for a Special Company, but a Common Problem for All Listed Companies
- While the homework imposed on companies has been increasing year by year, TSE’s market restructuring and “request to raise P/B” have made companies directly aware of the cost of listing.
- MBO is a company’s choice to go private as a result of the cost of maintaining a public listing. Many companies have yet to reach this conclusion.
- The conversion of listed subsidiaries into wholly owned subsidiaries is a conclusion that has finally been reached; 230 listed subsidiaries will have to come to some conclusion eventually.