Acquiring Company
Pan Pacific International Holdings Corporation
Acquired Company
Olympic Group Company
Description
Pan Pacific International Holdings Corporation, operator of Don Quijote, will acquire Olympic Group Company for 230 billion won. The acquisition will be executed through a share swap, with Olympic becoming a subsidiary of PPIH by July 1. PPIH plans to convert many Olympic stores into Robin Hood outlets, enhancing its market share in Tokyo's competitive supermarket sector.
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Who acquired Olympic Group Company?
Olympic Group Company was acquired by Pan Pacific International Holdings Corporation, based in Tokyo. The deal was reported on April 6, 2026. Pan Pacific International Holdings Corporation operates the popular Don Quijote variety store chain in Japan. Pan Pacific International Holdings Corporation is privately held and operates in Food and Beverage.
When did Pan Pacific International Holdings Corporation acquire Olympic Group Company?
Pan Pacific International Holdings Corporation's acquisition of Olympic Group Company was reported on April 6, 2026. Pan Pacific International Holdings Corporation, operator of Don Quijote, will acquire Olympic Group Company for 230 billion won. The acquisition will be executed through a share swap, with Olympic becoming a subsidiary of PPIH by July 1. Fundz records the date the transaction was first publicly reported, sourced from filings and company announcements.
What does Olympic Group Company do?
Olympic Group Company is a discount supermarket chain founded in 1962, operating around 120 stores mainly in the Tokyo metropolitan area. The chain specializes in grocery items, automotive supplies, and sports equipment. It is privately held, operating in E Commerce, and is based in Tokyo.
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