Sony Proposes Acquiring Camera Lens Maker Tamron

Sony makes acquisition proposal for Japan lens maker Tamron

Japanese camera lens maker Tamron said on ​Thursday it has received an acquisition proposal from ‌Sony Group and that it has established a committee to review its options.

Sony proposes acquiring camera lens maker Tamron

Japanese camera lens maker Tamron received an acquisition proposal from Sony Group. Sony made a non-binding offer to turn Tamron into a wholly owned subsidiary. Tamron established a committee to review its strategic options and potential transactions. Sony, a camera and image sensor maker, seeks to enhance its imaging business. Tamron supplies lenses for Sony, Nikon, and Canon cameras.

Sony proposes full acquisition of Tamron, the lens maker that also supplies Nikon and Canon

Tamron has formed a committee to review Sony’s non-binding proposal; the technology group already owns 14.7% of the lens maker and wants to make it a wholly owned unit.

Sony makes acquisition proposal for Japan camera lens maker Tamron

TOKYO, July 30 : Sony Group has made a proposal to acquire Tamron Co, the Japanese camera lens maker said on Thursday, adding it has established a special committee to review various options. Sony has made a non-binding proposal for a series of transactions to make Tamron a wholly owned Sony subsidiary, the o

Sony owns a key slice of Tamron shares. A report hints that Sony wants more

Sony has held a slice of shares in third-party lens maker Tamron for multiple years, but an investigation led by a Japanese business publication hints that the camera giant has explored acquiring all of the shares in Tamron.According to interviews from the Japanese business publication Diamond, Sony has proposed an offer to acquire all of the shares in Tamron. The report suggests a 200 billion yen proposal, which would be about $1.2 billion / £9…

Sony Is Reportedly Trying to Buy Tamron, Which Makes Perfect Sense

Sony has reportedly made a significant offer to buy Tamron, a leading Japanese lens manufacturer that makes more than 20 lenses for Sony E-mount mirrorless cameras.