RAKSUL INC.

The Goldman Sachs–backed management buyout for Raksul was raised from 1,710 to 1,900 yen per share after investor criticism, and the offer period was extended until March 9. If successful, the deal implies a corporate valuation of about 113 billion yen including treasury shares. Chairman Yasukane Matsumoto and President Yo Nagami are to hold 50% of the voting rights, with the Goldman Sachs fund holding the other 50%. The goal of the buyout is to address problems in Raksul’s business and capital structure. » More on de.investing.com

Raksul reported for Q1 2025 an EPS of 13.95 Yen and revenue of 17.24 billion Yen versus expected 17.88 billion Yen, a negative surprise of 3.58%. Despite the revenue miss, the stock rose 22.08% in after-hours trading to 1,526 Yen. Management cites strategic partnerships, a shift of focus to mid-sized customers and a possible management buyout with a takeover offer of 1,710 Yen per share; target is an EBITDA of 10 billion Yen by 2027. » More on de.investing.com

Raksul reported record revenue of ¥16.1 billion in Q4 2025, up 21% year-on-year, along with 26% growth in gross profit and an EBITDA of ¥6.09 billion. The stock rose slightly after the release, and the company cited strategic acquisitions, product innovations and expansion of its service offering as drivers. For 2026 Raksul targets revenue growth of 21–24% and an EBITDA of ¥7.2–7.7 billion, and plans to double its sales organisation to further build out the SME ecosystem. » More on de.investing.com