Mizuho Capital to take over Medical Tribune
Japan's Mizuho Capital Partners, the MBO-focused buyout firm 50:50 owned by Mizuho Corporate Bank and its managing principals, will pay JPY5.3 billion ($58 million) to acquire Medical Tribune, a publisher of weekly medical newspapers, from listed Japanese company Impress HD.
In 2003 the target launched an MBO from its German parent with Japanese venture capital firm JAFCO’s backing, and two years later was bought out by the current owner. With new shareholders, Medical Tribune...
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