News for Tokyo Kikai Seisakusho, Ltd. (6335.T)

Japan’s newspapers are scrambling after one of the country’s two biggest printing press makers said it was bowing out of the business for good.

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Shareholders of Japanese oil wholesaler Cosmo Energy Holdings Co on Thursday approved a company proposal to implement an anti-takeover measure in the face of a large-scale share purchase by an activist shareholder group, supporting the management in a high-profile showdown. The measure, endorsed at the firm's annual shareholders' meeting in…

TOKYO — Japan’s Cosmo Energy Holdings will exclude its largest shareholder grouping from a vote on a “poison pill” takeover defense as the group’s plans may…

TOKYO — Japan’s Cosmo Energy Holdings will exclude its largest shareholder grouping from a vote on a “poison pill” takeover defense as the group’s plans may…

TOKYO — The Japanese investment firm that failed to break a “poison-pill” defense in its bid for a printing press company had no choice but to sell most of its…

TOKYO — Six major Japanese newspaper companies said on Friday they will buy a third of Tokyo Kikai Seisakusho Ltd to salvage the country’s top maker of…

A recent case in which management used a poison pill to stop an aggressive share buyer—with the Supreme Court’s endorsement—shows why newcomers have a tough time unlocking Tokyo’s opportunities.

Tokyo Kikai Seisakusho Ltd., a small maker of newspaper printing presses, said Thursday that Asia Development Capital Co. had decided not to pursue control of the firm.