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Reports say that KKR is considering selling its shares in Seiyu department store in Japan.
According to informed sources, the USA private equity giant KKR is considering selling its shares in the Japanese chain supermarket Seiyu, with a transaction value potentially reaching several hundred billion yen (approximately several billion US dollars). It is reported that the bid process for selling Seiyu shares has already begun, with major retailers including AEON STORES, the owner of Don Quijote, Pan Pacific International Holdings, and Trial Holdings, as well as one or more investment Funds submitting bids. KKR holds 85% of Seiyu's shares, while Walmart holds.
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