Star Mica Holdings (TYO:2975) will raise 699.96 million yen through a third-party allotment to the state-backed Development Bank of Japan (DBJ) as part of a new capital and business alliance, according to a Wednesday filing on the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
The company will issue 755,900 common shares at 926 yen each, representing 2.23% of its outstanding stock post-issuance. The proceeds will fund investments into future real estate liquidation funds and acquisitions for those vehicles.
Star Mica said the tie-up supports its "Find the Value 2026" medium-term plan, which includes goals such as fund formation, faster sales cycles and enhanced profitability.
DBJ may also invest in the firm's funds and offer non-financial support such as advisory and network access.
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