Toyota to take key supplier private in $33 billion deal
- Toyota Motor announced on June 3, 2025, it will take key supplier Toyota Industries private in a $33 billion deal headquartered in Japan.
- The move aims to unwind cross-shareholding and strengthen the founding Toyoda family's control amid government governance initiatives.
- The acquisition includes a $26 billion tender offer at 16,300 yen per share with Toyota Motor, Toyota Fudosan, and Akio Toyoda making significant investments.
- Toyota Motor intends to inject 700 billion yen by acquiring non-voting preferred shares, while the transaction aims to eliminate cross-ownership among companies within the Toyota Group.
- Privatization is expected to deepen collaboration within the Toyota Group and enable Toyota Industries to accelerate innovation in logistics and powertrain technologies.
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