Unison picks up bigger Ucom stake
Japanese independent buyout firm Unison Capital is picking up a controlling stake in Ucom Corp., a local fiber optic Internet comms business, from parent Usen Corp.
Already a 38% stakeholder in Ucom, Unison will increase its holding to 90% through the deal. Unison first invested in the business in July 2007, acquiring its 38% stake at the time through its Unison Capital...
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