Tenox (TYO:1905) has entered into a capital and business alliance with Japan Home Shield Corporation (JHS), acquiring a 30% stake through a combination of a third-party share allotment and a private transaction, according to a delayed Friday filing on the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
Under the deal, Tenox will subscribe for 89,500 new shares of JHS at 11,500 yen per share, and acquire additional shares from JHS's largest shareholder, MCP5 Investment Limited Partnership, for a total investment of 2.41 billion yen.
The alliance aims to leverage Tenox's foundation construction technologies and JHS's ground investigation and structural design capabilities to develop new construction methods, enhance earthquake-resistant residential foundations, and expand digital solutions using combined datasets.