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DFS Associates Acquisition Services Tokyo Japan on Mergers and Acquisitions: International


The continuing pursuit for growth and popular drive toward globalization pushes farther the introduction or expansion within Tokyo, Japan as a prime investment target for many global companies. Subsequently, the middle market offers numerous acquisition opportunities in all geographic areas and industry sector.

Our headquarters are located in Beijing, where our global team operates in close coordination closely with our investment banking experts in the Japan to match middle-market sellers with the widest available network of positive financial acquirers throughout the world.

DFS Associates is recognized as a trusted investment banking company worldwide, recognized as a leader in mergers and acquisitions, corporate finance, tax efficiency and divestitures, especially in the middle tiers of the private sector.

DFS Associates demand from our people the highest levels of professional conduct, observance of high ethical values and expert performance beyond client, employee and shareholder expectations within our entire organization.

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