Goldman Sachs digs for gold in the Japanese market: In the next ten years, they plan to invest 800 billion yen, focusing on mergers and acquisitions of medium-sized companies.

According to the Wisdom Financial APP, Goldman Sachs (GS.US) plans to increase its acquisition and investment scale in Japan's thriving corporate M&A market by about 800 billion yen (approximately $5.1 billion) over the next decade, with a focus on mid-sized companies. Yu Itoki, Managing Director of Goldman Sachs Japan's Growth Equity and Private Equity team, stated that Goldman Sachs is looking for corporate customers in areas such as management buyouts, subsidiary sales, and business succession planning. He believes that demand from global institutional investors for the Japanese market is strong, and more companies are increasingly interested in projects such as management buyouts and divestment of non-core assets.