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Private equity firm KKR has secured over one-third of Japanese software developer Fuji Soft's shares in a two-stage buyout tender offer. KKR's stake is enough to block any competing offer from rival Bain Capital, who proposed a higher bid in October. The final share percentage secured by KKR is yet to be disclosed. Bain's bid is contingent on company management approval, which they have yet to receive.
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