Global buyout firms see rich pickings in Japan – AVCJ Forum
The scope for private equity buyouts in Japan is widening due to falling public market valuations and clear opportunities for value-add within portfolio companies, according to panelists at the AVCJ Japan Forum, which opened in Tokyo on Thursday.
"Pricing is much more attractive than it has been historically," said Jun Tsusaka, partner and managing director at TPG Capital Japan. "The US and China are trading at similar levels in terms of EBITDA...
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