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Q&A regarding M&A
Q&A regarding M&A
Funai Research Institute Group's M&A activities aim to respect your company's established brand and history, and to grow together.
We have compiled a list of frequently asked questions from companies and real estate agencies considering selling their properties.
About management and organization
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If the company joins the group, will the president have to resign?
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No, we welcome it, provided that we continue our operations.
While other companies have called for a change in management, our group generally expects the current management to continue in their roles.
Of course, if you wish to transfer your business (retire), we can also discuss the next management structure with you. -
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Do we need to change our company name or trade name?
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Basically, no changes are necessary.
To respect the brand and history your company has cultivated, we do not request a name change.
You can maintain your company's identity while working as a member of the Funai Research Institute Group.
Regarding the areas of focus and consultations
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What types of industries and company sizes are targeted?
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We are considering a wide range of areas, primarily focusing on areas related to consulting.
Our main focus is on areas such as consulting, DX, HR, and BPO, but we can consider a wide range of services for corporate clients.
We are flexible in terms of scale, accommodating sales ranging from several hundred million yen to several tens of billions of yen. -
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Would you consider a company that is operating at a loss?
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If it's not a chronic deficit, we can consider it.
Companies that have incurred losses in two of the last three years may be ineligible.
However, if you possess unique technology or expertise, please contact us first. -
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We are a brokerage firm; is it possible to consult with you anonymously?
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Yes, it is possible.
Please also share any non-named information you have during the sourcing (initial) stage.
We will explain the industry's evaluation and key points to consider, and then quickly make a decision on whether or not it is suitable.
