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日本創発グループ---Sakae Plusの株式取得による子会社化

Japan Innovation Group --- Subsidiarization through the acquisition of shares in sakae Plus.

Fisco Japan ·  Nov 19, 2024 10:13

On the 14th, japan Soshaku Group <7814> announced that it will acquire the company's shares by taking over the shares of Sakae Plus, underwriting third-party allocation increase, and accepting the disposal of treasury stock, making it a subsidiary.

Established in 1970, Sakae Plus has been engaged in the manufacturing of metal printing plates such as hot stamping dies and PAD printing plates with the craftsmanship cultivated and protected by artisans over its long history. The majority of the orders for printing plates are for special printing processes such as hot stamping, embossing, seal printing welders, PAD printing, and silk printing. The materials handled include a wide range such as magnesium, hard copper plates, iron, silicon rubber plates, and resin plates. The company manufactures all processes from importing printing data to creating films, baking, and corrections in-house.

On the other hand, the conglomerates specialize in creative services, actively expanding a wide range of businesses to provide diverse solutions necessary for customers to express creativity. This includes not only printing on general information paper but also printing on special materials, three-dimensional objects, as well as providing solutions including novelty items, figures, 3D printer modeling, and creative proposals such as digital content.

Both companies have determined that by incorporating the diverse solutions of the group while continuing the unique business of Sakae Plus to meet the evolving creative demands, they can provide customers with higher value-added products and services, leading to the creation of synergies and further enhancing the corporate value of the conglomerates.

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