M&A Cases

【Location】Tokyo, Japan 【Net Sales】More than 1 Biliion JPY 【EBITDA】About 15 Million JPY 【Net Assets】About 150 Miliion JPY

A company that engages in eel cultivation and food processing, and wholesale and export in Indonesia. HACCP certified and chemical-free eel processing, which enables the cultivation of high-quality, safe eels. Although the company is currently dormant, it can be transferred in debt-free status. Land, facilities, suppliers, and customer network are in place.

・North Texas fine jewelry store (select store) with almost 40 years of history. ・Wide selection of fine jewelry, bridal and fashion jewelry ・60% repeat customers and highly qualified employees with over 30 years of experience

The Company rental of heavy lifting equipment for land and marine works.

This case is mainly for a Malaysian company and four other companies in three other countries. The business is a company that develops and sells mobile contents.

・A massive chain operating over 170 fitness clubs primarily in Southeast Asia. ・With over 6,000 employees and more than 375,000 members. ・Expanding fitness clubs across a diverse customer base through multiple concept brands. ・This is an exit opportunity for the fund, with established governance.

Operates a ramen restaurant that has been in business for over 20 years

Owner of two Japanese restaurants in fast-growing North Dallas, popular for sushi and teppanyaki.

The Company positions itself as a reliable and preferred grocery distributor and distinguishes itself in the industry by offering an extensive line of selections and diverse product assortment. The Company has achieved EBITDA of about S$800,000 in FY2023. Estimated sustainable EBITDA of S$900,000 or more going forward.

The company operates an American restaurant and bar in a good location in Dallas.Sales are on the rise as we emerge from the Corona disaster. In addition, the market is expected to expand as it is an area of population growth.