Japan's Sumitomo to spend $5.9 billion to buy IT firm SCSK
TOKYO, Oct 29 (Reuters) - Japan's Sumitomo Corp 8053.T said on Wednesday it would spend about 881.7 billion yen ($5.85 billion) to turn SCSK 9719.T, an IT service company, into a wholly owned subsidiary. The Japanese trading house will launch a tender offer on Thursday for 5,700 yen apiece, representing a 32% premium over SCSK's closing share price on Wednesday. Sumitomo already owns a 50.49% stake in SCSK, according to LSEG data. ($1 = 150.7800 yen) (Reporting by Satoshi Sugiyama Editing by Chang-Ran Kim) ((Satoshi.Sugiyama@thomsonreuters.com;))
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