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Business & M&A

Business & M&A

The next stage of a business, with Japan as the setting.

Acquiring a Japanese company, taking over a business without a successor, forming a joint venture or making a strategic investment with a Japanese firm. For Taiwanese business owners, Japan is a trustworthy market and one that rewards careful understanding.

ITADAKI JAPAN works alongside M&A, legal, accounting and tax specialists to coordinate the whole process: from early direction-setting through due diligence, contracts and post-closing integration.

Professional M&A services are provided by qualified partner specialists. ITADAKI JAPAN’s role is to understand the objectives of the family and the business, and to coordinate everyone involved.

  • 01

    Company Acquisition

    Acquiring an existing Japanese company, whether through share purchase or business transfer.

  • 02

    Business Succession

    Taking over Japanese small and mid-sized companies and long-established businesses seeking an external successor.

  • 03

    Joint Ventures

    Establishing a business together with a Japanese company, or building a long-term relationship through capital partnership.

  • 04

    Strategic Investment

    Minority and co-investment aimed at business synergy.

From a first conversation to a long relationship.

  1. 01

    Direction

    Clarifying the purpose, scale and conditions of an acquisition or partnership.

  2. 02

    Sourcing

    Reaching suitable opportunities through networks and specialists. Availability varies over time.

  3. 03

    Review & Due Diligence

    Conducted together with legal, accounting and tax specialists.

  4. 04

    Contract & Closing

    Carried out by the respective specialists while ITADAKI JAPAN keeps sight of the whole.

  5. 05

    Post-Closing

    As a long-term counterpart, supporting management, corporate administration, residency and what follows.

If Japan is on your mind, start with a conversation.

Whether the idea is still forming or the plan is already concrete, a private consultation is the right place to begin.