Source disclosure: January 16, 2026
SENKO Group Holdings Co., Ltd. [9069.T]
TOKYO — SENKO Group Holdings Co., Ltd., represented by President and CEO Yasuhisa Fukuda, has issued an announcement to correct certain parts of its previously released information regarding the tender offer for Marunyu Corporation (stock code: 9067). The original notice was published on November 13, 2025.
The corrections pertain primarily to the duration of the tender offer period and the conditions under which it would be extended. In the initial statement, it was mentioned that if the total number of shares offered reached the minimum threshold of 3,200,400 shares (representing a 50.10% ownership stake), the tender offer period could be extended up to 11 business days after the start date. However, this has been revised to clarify that the extension would only occur within 10 business days from the commencement of the tender offer period. This adjustment aims to ensure that shareholders have sufficient time to make their decisions without undue pressure.
Additionally, the company has reiterated that no agreements restricting contact between Marunyu Corporation and potential competing bidders were made. It is anticipated that the tender offer will commence around late January 2026, following approximately three months since the initial announcement. During this period, other parties interested in acquiring Marunyu's shares will also have ample opportunity to do so. Should the number of submitted shares reach the predetermined threshold during the tender offer period, the company plans to extend the period by ten business days starting from the day following the public announcement of reaching the threshold, provided that such an event occurs more than ten business days after the start of the tender offer period.
These changes aim to provide transparency and fairness in the tender process, allowing Marunyu’s shareholders to express both their approval or disapproval of the transaction and their willingness to participate in the tender offer independently. By ensuring these separations, the company seeks to mitigate any coercive aspects of the tender offer while facilitating informed decision-making among stakeholders.
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