The Rebirth of an Abandoned Factory—“101 Mingchao Li”

Next to the millennia-old splendor of the Yuejiang Tower Scenic Area in Gulou District, Nanjing, there once stood a complex of old factory buildings covering an

Tiggo Pharmaceuticals acquires 56.37% equity of MICRON in Japan

In July 2025, Tiggo Pharmaceuticals' wholly-owned subsidiary, Tiggo Japan, acquired 56.37% of the equity of MICRON Corporation in Japan for 484 million yen (app

Saiteng Co., Ltd. Acquires Japan's Optima

Jiangsu Saiteng Co., Ltd. completed a controlling stake acquisition of Optima, a Japanese semiconductor testing equipment company, through a “two-step” strategy

Chinese Capital Acquires Japan's Kojido and Tokyo Boshan

Chinese entrepreneur Luo Yiwen, through her company, completed a two-step acquisition to gain a controlling stake in Japan’s Kōjitō and its core subsidiary, Tok

Chinese Cross-Border E-Commerce Company Acquires Logistics and Warehousing Property in Tokyo’s Nerima Ward for 120 Million Yen

“Legoushi Supply Chain,” a domestic cross-border e-commerce company, focuses primarily on the two-way flow of goods between China and Japan. The company is maki

The Japanese M&A Market in 2026: The Best Window of Opportunity for Foreign Buyers

Japan is currently experiencing its most open period for cross-border M&A in decades. The combination of demographic pressures, governance reforms, exchange rat

The Five Key Factors for Successful Cross-Border M&A in Japan in 2026

Japan is entering the era of "big inheritance", with over 600000 profitable small and medium-sized enterprises facing a succession gap. At the same time, the re

Difficulty in inheriting family businesses boosts Japan's private equity boom, warns of overheating risks

The dual challenges faced by Japanese family businesses include a lack of interested and professionally managed heirs, as well as high inheritance tax rates. Th

The Succession Crisis Facing Japan’s Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises: The Deal Flow Pipeline for the Next Decade

According to estimates by Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, between 600,000 and 800,000 Japanese small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) will f