Toyota Tsusho Completes ¥663.7bn Share Buyback via Self-Tender Offer
Toyota Tsusho bought back 118.1 million of its own shares at ¥5,620 apiece, settling 99.99% of the ¥663.7bn repurchase its board authorized in April.
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Toyota Tsusho bought back 118.1 million of its own shares at ¥5,620 apiece, settling 99.99% of the ¥663.7bn repurchase its board authorized in April.
Toyota Tsusho's self-tender turned into an ownership reset. Shareholders tendered 118,109,134 shares against a planned purchase amount of 118,095,402, so the company used pro-ration and ended up buying 118,095,432 shares. The offer was only marginally oversubscribed, but still large enough to matter. Why it matters: Toyota Tsusho says the holder named as Toyoda Jidoshoki goes from 11.19% of voting rights to effectively zero once settlement begins on June 24. This was not just cash spent on a buyback; it redraws the disclosed ownership map.