Rigaku listed on Tokyo Stock Exchange’s Prime Market by Carlyle

Harvey M. Schwartz - Chief Executive Officer and Director - https://www.carlyle.com
Harvey M. Schwartz - Chief Executive Officer and Director - https://www.carlyle.com
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Global investment firm Carlyle announced the listing of Rigaku Holdings Corporation on the Prime Market of the Tokyo Stock Exchange. Rigaku, a manufacturer of analytical instruments, was founded in 1951 and is based in Tokyo. The company serves a diverse customer base in over 90 countries, providing products used in various science and technology applications.

Carlyle acquired Rigaku in 2021 and has collaborated with its management to achieve significant growth. This includes developing Rigaku’s product range, investing in R&D, and expanding its global presence. Takaomi Tomioka, Co-Head of Carlyle Japan, commented: “It has been a privilege to work closely alongside Rigaku’s exceptional management team in this important period of its growth story.”

Jun Kawakami, CEO of Rigaku, stated: “Through our partnership with Carlyle, Rigaku has experienced significant growth over the past four years.” He added that listing on the stock exchange marks a “significant milestone” for the company.

Carlyle’s Japan buyout platform has invested extensively since 2000, with Rigaku being the ninth portfolio company to become publicly listed.

This announcement does not constitute an offer of securities for sale in the United States. Any public offering will be made through a prospectus containing detailed information about Rigaku Holdings Corporation.

Carlyle is a global investment firm managing $435 billion in assets as of June 30, 2024.

For more information about Carlyle or media inquiries:
– Andrew Kenny at +44 7816 176120
– Brunswick Group contacts David Ashton / George Ohyama at +81 80 9713 2020 / +81 80 7340 1015

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