Nitori launches rival takeover bid for Shimachu in Nov.

Akio Nitori (L), chairman of Japanese home furnishings retailer Nitori Holdings Co., meets the press in Tokyo on Oct. 29, 2020, unveiling a plan to launch a rival takeover bid in mid-November to make do-it-yourself and hardware store operator Shimachu Co. a wholly owned subsidiary.

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Nitori launches rival takeover bid for Shimachu in Nov.

Akio Nitori (R), chairman of Japanese home furnishings retailer Nitori Holdings Co., meets the press in Tokyo on Oct. 29, 2020, unveiling a plan to launch a rival takeover bid in mid-November to make do-it-yourself and hardware store operator Shimachu Co. a wholly owned subsidiary.

Nitori launches rival takeover bid for Shimachu in Nov.

Akio Nitori, chairman of Japanese home furnishings retailer Nitori Holdings Co., meets the press in Tokyo on Oct. 29, 2020, unveiling a plan to launch a rival takeover bid in mid-November to make do-it-yourself and hardware store operator Shimachu Co. a wholly owned subsidiary.