Japanese Enterprises Made Outstanding Achievements In Overseas Mergers And Acquisitions In 2015.

According to data gathered by RECOF of the survey company, the total acquisition of M&A by Japanese enterprises in 2015 was the first time to exceed 10 trillion yen (about 520 billion yuan), a record high.

A wide range of industries such as life insurance, property insurance and logistics have made significant acquisitions.

The shrinking of the domestic market caused by the decrease of population will not be avoided. In the future, more and more Japanese enterprises will be able to penetrate overseas with potential for development through mergers and acquisitions.

From the acquisition of overseas enterprises,

It is about 4 trillion and 50 billion yen, about 2 trillion and 760 billion yen in Europe and about 1 trillion and 990 billion yen in Asia.

Tokyo sea holdings bought American insurance companies, Japan Post acquired Australian logistics giant, and so on, and sought to obtain the right to operate rather than partly funded acquisitions attracted attention.

According to RECOF, 2015

The cumulative sum of overseas acquisitions reached 10 trillion and 440 billion yen in November 9th, nearly two times that of the same period last year.

This data has exceeded the highest value in 2006 so far (about 8 trillion and 610 billion yen).

RECOF points out

The main factor of the activity is "on the one hand, shareholders and markets enable enterprises to effectively operate the funds on hand".

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