Lawson to acquire 20% stake in Ninety-nine Plus

Lawson to acquire 20% stake in Ninety-nine Plus

TOKYO, Japan - Takeshi Niinami (L), president of Lawson Inc., appears with Takahiro Fukahori, president of Ninety-nine Plus Inc., operator of the Shop 99 convenience store chain, at a news conference in Tokyo on Feb. 28 to announce that Lawson will acquire a stake of 20 percent in terms of voting rights in Ninety-nine Plus.

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