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Japan/Asia Long-Short

Long-Short Analysis on Japan, Asia and the World

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<p>At an estimated JPY1.8bn capital raise (based on an estimated share price of JPY2,400), Silver Life, which specialises in home meal deliveries for seniors is a mid-size issue for the TSE's Mothers board. According to the company's disclosures, the main purpose for the funds sought are to invest in a cold chain logistics centre, company dormitories and a second food production centre. Amidst the aging of Japan's population and the growing need for food delivery services for those in need of nursing care and seniors living on their own, the key points for the company are whether they will be able to differentiate themselves and maintain or increase their market share in a market with relatively low barriers to entry. In this insight, we provide details on the company's basic business model and the competition that exists within this segment that is likely to be a focus of investor attention as the impact of Japan's aging population continues to gain steam.</p>

At an estimated JPY1.8bn capital raise (based on an estimated share price of JPY2,400), Silver Life, which specialises in home meal deliveries for seniors is a mid-size issue for the TSE's Mothers board. According to the company's disclosures, the main purpose for the funds sought are to invest in a cold chain logistics centre, company dormitories and a second food production centre. Amidst the aging of Japan's population and the growing need for food delivery services for those in need of nursing care and seniors living on their own, the key points for the company are whether they will be able to differentiate themselves and maintain or increase their market share in a market with relatively low barriers to entry. In this insight, we provide details on the company's basic business model and the competition that exists within this segment that is likely to be a focus of investor attention as the impact of Japan's aging population continues to gain steam.

Silver Life IPO: Aging Society Pure Play to Usher in the Age of Demographics

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Silver life Co., Ltd. manufactures and distributes food products. The Company produces packed lunches, prepared foods, food specialties, and other food products. Silver Life markets its products in Japan.

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Silver Life (9262 JP)

Silver Life IPO: Aging Society Pure Play to Usher in the Age of Demographics

At an estimated JPY1.8bn capital raise (based on an estimated share price of JPY2,400), Silver Life, which specialises in home meal deliveries for...

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