Japanese Company: Funding and Tokyo Office

japanese company: He declined to elaborate on specific targets and said the company doesn't have plans for an initial public offering because it has plenty of funding from investors, according to The Japan Times. Grab's funding has been helped by a strong relationship with Soft Bank that has blossomed since Tan first met with CEO Masayoshi Son at the billionaire's Tokyo office in 2014. The five-year-old startup has built a team for mergers and acquisitions led by President Ming Maa, with a pipeline of deals under review, CEO Anthony Tan said in an interview Tuesday. Tan said he listened to Son's advice to take his money, which was agreed upon with a handshake, and the Japanese company has backed every funding round since. With those two, you probably don't see a need to go IPO any time soon. The No. 1 priority is how you optimize with the capital you have, and then if there is a lot of capital that can work on your terms, Tan said. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.

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