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Daito Trust to launch tender offer for The Global at 1,280 yen per share

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Last Updated : 7th Apr, 2026
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Daito Trust Construction Co Ltd has announced plans to acquire shares in The Global Ltd through a tender offer priced at 1,280 yen per share. The total deal size is expected to reach 17.4 billion yen, indicating a strategic investment by the Japanese real estate company. The Global has expressed support for the offer and has advised its shareholders to participate. The move reflects ongoing consolidation trends in the real estate sector, where larger firms are looking to expand their portfolio and strengthen their market position through acquisitions.

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Daito Trust Construction Co Ltd has announced that it will launch a tender offer to acquire shares in The Global Ltd at a price of 1,280 yen per share. The company plans to spend a total of 17.4 billion yen as part of this transaction, marking a significant investment aimed at expanding its presence in the real estate sector.


The development indicates Daito Trust's intent to strengthen its business operations and enhance its portfolio through strategic acquisitions. Tender offers are typically used by companies to directly approach shareholders and acquire a substantial stake, often as part of a broader growth or consolidation strategy.

The Global Ltd has responded positively to the announcement. The company stated that it supports the tender offer and has recommended that its shareholders tender their shares under the proposed terms. This endorsement suggests alignment between both companies and reduces uncertainty around the transaction.

Such acquisitions have been a common approach among established real estate players in Japan, especially in a market where companies are focusing on scale, operational efficiency, and long-term asset growth. Daito Trust, known for its rental housing and property management business, has previously pursued expansion through similar strategic initiatives.

Source Reuters
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