USJ to allot new shares to Goldman Sachs unit

USJ to allot new shares to Goldman Sachs unit

OSAKA, Japan - USJ Co. President and Chief Executive Officer Glenn Gumpel speaks at a press conference in Osaka on July 6. He said the operator of the Universal Studios Japan theme park in Osaka will allot 25 billion yen worth of new preferred equity shares to GS Capital Partners, a venture capital affiliated with Goldman Sachs Group Inc., and the state-run Development Bank of Japan.

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