Sony makes acquisition proposal for Japan lens maker Tamron

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Sony Group has made a non-binding acquisition proposal to turn Japanese camera lens maker Tamron into a wholly owned subsidiary. Tamron said it has established a committee to review its options. Sony owns 14.7% of Tamron, while Singapore-based Effissimo Capital is the largest shareholder with 17.4%. Tamron had a market capitalisation of $1.18 billion as at Wednesday's close. A Sony spokesperson said the proposal will enhance Tamron's corporate value and contribute to the development of Sony's imaging business.

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Tamron Co., Ltd.
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Tamron received a non-binding acquisition proposal from Sony to become a wholly owned subsidiary.

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Sony Group Corporation
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Sony's acquisition proposal for Tamron aims to enhance its imaging business and corporate value.

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Effissimo Capital ManagementPrivate± Mixed
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Effissimo Capital is the largest shareholder; outcome of proposal review may affect its stake.

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