Latest News

Nojima eyes mergers and acquisitions deals worth up to ¥300 billion

February 17, 2026 at 05:30 AM
By Japan Times
Nojima eyes mergers and acquisitions deals worth up to ¥300 billion
Nojima is known for its aggressive M&A activities, with its largest deal being the ¥85.4 billion purchase of mobile phone distributor Conexio in 2023.

Analysis & Context

Nojima is known for its aggressive M&A activities, with its largest deal being the ¥85.4 billion purchase of mobile phone distributor Conexio in 2023. Nojima eyes mergers and acquisitions deals worth up to ¥300 billion . Stay informed with the latest developments and expert analysis on this important story.

Original Source:

Read full article at source

Related Articles

UK unemployment hits highest rate in five years in fresh blow for Rachel Reeves

UK unemployment hits highest rate in five years in fresh blow for Rachel Reeves

Unemployment in the UK has increased to its highest rate in five years, according to official figures.

Feb 17, 2026
📰

A Tour of Naked City, Melbourne's hidden history of organised crime

Crime seems to be woven into the very fabric of Melbourne. Most passersby wouldn’t know about the secrets bubbling under the surface. But John Silvester does.

Feb 17, 2026
Jury shown CCTV of alleged attack in postmaster manslaughter trial

Jury shown CCTV of alleged attack in postmaster manslaughter trial

Feb 17, 2026
📰

One dead, two injured in "random" Sydney stabbing

One person has been killed on a western Sydney street and another two injured inside a mini mart in a "random" stabbing spree.

Feb 17, 2026
📰

A tiny needle-patch tracked my blood sugar. This is what I learnt

A “healthy” chicken sandwich led my blood sugar to soar, but this is what happened when I ate a chocolate bar at 3pm.

Feb 17, 2026
Motorists could face ‘mandatory’ driving ban for road offences under tougher laws

Motorists could face ‘mandatory’ driving ban for road offences under tougher laws

Drug-driving over legal limit could land motorists in prison for a year with £10,000 fines

Feb 17, 2026

Cookie Consent

We use cookies to enhance your browsing experience, analyze site traffic, and serve personalized ads. By clicking "Accept", you consent to our use of cookies. You can learn more about our cookie practices in our Privacy Policy.