Yamaha to sell part of stake in Yamaha Motor to Mitsui, others

TOKYO, Japan - Shuji Ito (L), president of Japanese musical instrument maker Yamaha Corp., and Takashi Kajikawa (R), president of its affiliated motorcycle maker Yamaha Motor Co., meet the press in Tokyo on May 21 to announce their decision that Yamaha will sell a 7.8 percent Yamaha Motor stake, while Yamaha Motor will buy Yamaha stock equal to up to 5 percent of its outstanding shares. (Kyodo)

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