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Investment fund Japan Industrial Partners Inc. has secured about 1 trillion yen offered by a group of more than 10 Japanese companies, to acquire Toshiba Corp
However, Japan Industrial Partners Inc. failed to meet Toshiba's requirement of submitting a loan commitment letter from major banks by Monday, creating uncertainty about whether funds can be guaranteed for the 2.2 trillion yen takeover.
Japan Industrial Partners leads a consortium that Toshiba picked as the preferred bidder over state-backed Japan Investment Corp, a fund seeking to team up with Bain Capital for the buyout.
