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KKR raises tender offer price for Fuji Soft acquisition

TOKYO (Reuters) – Private equity firm KKR has raised its tender offer price for the acquisition of Japanese software developer Fuji Soft to 9,451 yen ($60.86) a share from 8,800 yen previously, the Japanese company said on Friday.

Fuji Soft said its board decided at a meeting on Friday to support KKR’s tender offer and oppose rival U.S. Bain Capital’s proposal.

KKR’s proposal exceeds the 9,450 yen offered by Bain Capital.

($1 = 155.2900 yen)

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