Bain Capital disclosed that it is considering the "option of withdrawing" its hostile $4.2 billion takeover bid for Japanese tech group Fuji Soft, after KKR raised its own offer to $4.3 billion. The big picture: It wasn't too long ago that U.

Bain Capital may withdraw tender offer for Fuji Soft, after KKR raised bid in intense bidding war. Global investors target Japan for deals.

U.S. private equity firm Bain Capital said it may withdraw its tender offer proposal for Japanese IT firm Fuji Soft, after rival suitor KKR raised its offer above Bain's in a protracted bidding war. Bain Capital "is carefully considering its future policy,

Bain Capital is considering withdrawing its tender offer for Japanese IT firm Fuji Soft after rival U.S. private equity giant KKR raised its bid. Bain stated on Monday that it is carefully considering its future policy,

Private equity giant KKR (KKR) has upped its offer price for Japan-based IT company Fuji Soft in its ongoing complex takeover battle with U.S.

U.S. private equity firm KKR KKR-N -2.30% has sweetened its offer for Japan’s Fuji Soft by 4 per cent, the latest salvo in its protracted and messy bidding war with Bain Capital BCSF-N -0.06% for the $4-billion IT firm.

KKR & Co raised its offer price for Fuji Soft to fend off a rival bid from Bain Capital, the latest chapter in a months-long battle for the Japanese software company. Read more at The Business Times.

KKR raised its offer price to 9,850 yen ($63.44) per share from 9,451 yen per share, above Bain's most recent offer of 9,600 yen per share in December

KKR & Co. ( KKR, Financials) increased its tender offer price for FUJI SOFT to 9,850 yen per share on Tuesday, up from 9,451 yen, as part of its ongoing effort to acquire the company. The investment company said the measure seeks to lower uncertainties over the privatization of FUJI SOFT and hasten value generation after the acquisition.