Tokyo Risumachik has acquired 100% of Samac for 641 million yen, aiming to leverage synergies in the Japanese printing industry.

Target Information

Tokyo Risumachik, a subsidiary of the Japan Creation Group, has acquired 100% of Samac for 641 million yen, with total transaction costs amounting to 641 million yen when including advisory fees. Established in 1974, Samac reported a revenue of 2.078 billion yen. The company holds ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certifications and specializes in producing seals and labels for a diverse range of industries, including food and cosmetics.

Samac employs advanced printing techniques such as special printing and offset printing to deliver high-quality results. The company addresses various needs through its production capabilities, including two-layer labels and cut-in labels, as well as offering small-lot production and immediate responsiveness using compact intermittent machines.

Industry Overview

The printing industry in Japan has evolved significantly, showcasing a strong integration of technology and traditional methods. The demand for quality prints continues to rise across various sectors, especially in fo