NTT's stake in NTT Docomo to rise to 91% in successful tender offer

NTT's stake in NTT Docomo to rise to 91% in successful tender offer

Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corp. President Jun Sawada makes a speech in Tokyo on Nov. 17. 2020. NTT's shareholding in its mobile phone subsidiary NTT Docomo Inc. will rise to 91.46 percent from 66.21 percent as a result of its successful tender offer.

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