Mitsui Fudosan negotiating to buy 33% stake in Imperial Hotel

Mitsui Fudosan negotiating to buy 33% stake in Imperial Hotel

TOKYO, Japan - Real estate developer Mitsui Fudosan Co. is in the final phase of talks to acquire a stake of about 33 percent in Imperial Hotel Ltd., the operator of Imperial Hotel (photo), one of Tokyo's long-established luxury hotels, for about 90 billion yen, informed sources said Sept. 21.

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