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EQT Lengthens Bidding War Over Kakaku With Minimal Bid Increase

Bloomberg Markets Thursday 27 August 2026, 09:13 UTC By Takako Taniguchi 1 min read
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EQT AB barely raised its tender offer price for Kakaku.com Inc. and extended the offer period, prolonging a bidding war over the Japanese internet services firm.

EQT AB barely raised its tender offer price for Kakaku.com Inc. and extended the offer period, prolonging a bidding war over the Japanese internet services firm.
Kakaku.com Inc. (ORG) Japanese (ORG)
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