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KKR (KKR.US) plans to decrease its shareholding by half, causing Japan's Kokusai to plummet by 12%, marking the largest drop in history.
According to reports, private equity giant KKR (KKR.US) plans to sell about half of its holdings in Japanese chip manufacturer Kokusai Electric Corp. As a result, Kokusai Electric's stock price fell 12% at one point on Wednesday, marking the biggest decline since the company went public in October last year. It is reported that KKR currently holds about 43% of Kokusai's shares. KKR plans to sell about half of its holdings in Kokusai Electric to investors, with Kokusai staying in the market.
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Private equity firm KKR (KKR) intends to reduce its ownership in Kokusai Electric by selling about half of its 43% stake to investors, Reuters reported Tuesday, citing two unnamed people familiar
KKR to Sell 50% Stake in Tokyo-based Kokusai Electric - Report
Private equity firm KKR (NYSE:KKR) will cut its stake in the Japanese semiconductor manufacturing company — Kokusai Electric (OTCPK:KOKSF), Reuters reported, citing people familiar with the matter.
KKR is planning to reduce its shareholding in Kokusai, a Japanese semiconductor equipment manufacturer, by about half.
As of July 9th, KKR, the American private equity giant, plans to sell approximately half of its stake in the newly listed Japanese semiconductor equipment manufacturer Kokusai Electric, according to insiders cited by Reuters. KKR currently holds around 43% of Kokusai Electric's stock. In addition, Kokusai will buy back stocks in the market. Based on Monday's closing price, 20% of Kokusai's shares are worth about 1.6 billion US dollars. This deposition equipment manufacturer was spun off from Hitachi Kokusai Electric in 2018, and since October last year, it has been an IP.