JVC to ally with Kenwood to rebuild electronics business

JVC to ally with Kenwood to rebuild electronics business

TOKYO, Japan - Sparx Group Co. President Shuhei Abe, Kenwood Chairman Haruo Kawahara, Victor Co. of Japan President Kunihiko Sato and Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. President Fumio Otsubo (From L to R) shake hands at a news conference in Tokyo on July 24 after the four companies announced that JVC will form a capital and business tie-up with Kenwood in an attempt to rehabilitate its consumer electronics business. Sparx, an asset management firm, is Kenwood's leading shareholder, and JVC was a Matsushita subsidiary.

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