What does the TOB mean for Yomeishu stock holders?

The ¥4,050 tender offer sets a defined exit price during February 25 to April 8. Shares typically trade near that level until settlement. If you tender, you receive cash at the offer terms after the process completes. If you do not, a squeeze-out later should deliver similar consideration.

Is there upside above ¥4,050 for Yomeishu stock?

Upside is likely capped near the tender price. Any premium above ¥4,050 usually reflects a tiny spread tied to time and residual risks. A higher competing bid could lift value, but current reporting points to privatization and reorganization, which suggests limited scope for price gains beyond the offer.

How do I participate in a Japan TOB as a retail investor?

Contact your broker, request the tender documents, and follow their submission deadlines. Confirm any proration terms, settlement date, and fees. Keep records for tax reporting. If you miss deadlines or choose not to tender, expect cash settlement later via the squeeze-out process at similar economics.

How does the Tsumura acquisition affect investors?

Tsumura plans to buy the “Yomeishu” business for ¥6.8 billion around July to August after reorganization. For Yomeishu holders, it supports the deal timeline but does not raise proceeds above ¥4,050. For Tsumura investors, the purchase adds brand depth with manageable scale relative to its market size.

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2540.T Stock Today: TOB at ¥4,050 Anchors Shares — February 25

ByDanny Kontos February 25, 2026February 25, 2026

Yomeishu stock fell toward the ¥4,050 tender offer after Leno opened a Japan TOB running from February 25 to April 8. The bid precedes a squeeze-out and transfer to major holder Yuzawa, setting up privatization in Japan. After reorganization, Tsumura plans to buy the flagship “Yomeishu” business for ¥6.8 billion around July to August. For event-driven investors, upside in Yomeishu stock is likely capped near the offer price, with spreads reflecting timing, fees, and residual deal risk.