Support in carve-out transactions
Unlike acquisitions of stocks that can acquire an entire independent business operation, acquisitions through assignment of business have following risks, such as lack of headquarters functions and management operations, lack of assets and contracts that negatively effect on business operations, and insufficient resources in back office operations. Those risks could cause additional costs and deterioration in performance. In particular, when the target business is located in overseas, it is often difficult to obtain sufficient information to take the necessary measures before the acquisition.
Divestitures tend to be challenging projects because of the complexity of businesses, a number of stakeholders, and the need to consider employees. At the same time, maximization of business value can be achieved by planning operational improvements as well as cost reduction suited for the business scale in the process of projecting a stand-alone business after separation.