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Toyota Industries $42 bln buyout is scrap value
When is a buyout premium not a buyout premium? In Japan, at least, it’s when the cross-shareholdings companies hold get in the way. The issue is going to come into sharp focus if Toyota Motor Chair Akio Toyoda and his family follow through on the 6 trillion yen ($42 billion) offer reported by Bloomberg on Friday to take private Toyota Industries ,
The buyout would go down as one of the largest company buyouts in history, strengthening Toyota's business dynasty in Japan.
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