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Raccoon Holdings
Raccoon Holdings was established by Isao Ogata in 1995 as a business solutions provider for Japan's small and medium-sized enterprises. The Tokyo-based group...
Raccoon Holdings
Raccoon Holdings was established by Isao Ogata in 1995 as a business solutions provider for Japan's small and medium-sized enterprises. The Tokyo-based group operates three main subsidiaries: Super Delivery, a B2B wholesale marketplace; Paid, a B2B payment and debt-guarantee platform; and SD Factory, which supports SME logistics and fulfillment. Ogata remains President and Representative Director, retaining control over the firm's investment posture. The group deploys its own balance sheet into operating businesses that generate recurring transaction revenue from SME clients. Its primary vehicle is the publicly listed holding company, which funds and operates fintech, e-commerce, and logistics infrastructure. Confirmed positions include the three operating subsidiaries and the commercial headquarters at 1-14-14 Nihonbashi-Kakigaracho in Chuo-ku, Tokyo. Major external co-investors include Taiyo Pacific Partners, which holds over 9% of the firm (per Altss research), and Koh Boon Hwee, the former CEO of Singapore Telecom and Singapore Airlines. The firm focuses exclusively on Japan. Raccoon Holdings operates from its owned headquarters in Tokyo's Chuo ward. Satoshi Konno serves as Executive Vice President of Finance, overseeing capital allocation. The firm's registered capital structure and publicly traded shares have attracted institutional backing, including an early venture investment from Nikkei Venture Capital (per Altss research). The firm's board includes external directors from its major shareholders. No recent dated operational event from the last 24 months could be confirmed. The firm's structural differentiator is its identity as a publicly traded holding company that acts like a corporate venture builder for SME infrastructure in Japan. Unlike a typical family office, Raccoon Holdings funds its portfolio through consolidated operating revenue and public equity — blurring the line between operator and allocator. Its governance ties to the Yamauchi No.10 Family Office group, via Taiyo Pacific Partners' stake, add a second layer of family-capital influence without direct family control.
General information
Firm type
Corporate Investor
Year founded
1995
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
Asia
Country
Japan
City
Tokyo
Corporate office
1-14-14 Nihonbashi-Kakigaracho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, 103-0014, Japan
Principals
Isao Ogata
Founder, President, and Representative Director
Satoshi Konno
Executive Vice President of Finance and Director
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Raccoon Holdings?
Isao Ogata, as Founder, President, and Representative Director, has the final say on capital allocation. Satoshi Konno, the Executive Vice President of Finance, manages the day-to-day financial operations and sits on the board. The firm does not disclose a separate investment committee.
Is Raccoon Holdings structured as a single family office or a corporate investor?
Raccoon Holdings is a publicly traded corporate investor, not a family office. It uses its consolidated balance sheet and operating cash flow from SME-focused services to fund new business units and acquisitions. Its shares are traded on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, with institutional and individual shareholders.
How is Raccoon Holdings related to the Yamauchi No.10 Family Office group?
Taiyo Pacific Partners, which is part of the Yamauchi No.10 Family Office group, holds more than 9% of Raccoon Holdings' shares. This makes the Yamauchi group a significant external co-investor, but Raccoon Holdings is an independent, founder-led public company — not a subsidiary of the family office.
Does Raccoon Holdings participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
Raccoon Holdings executes direct investments in operating businesses. It develops and runs subsidiaries like Super Delivery, Paid, and SD Factory in-house rather than making fund commitments. There is no public record of the firm acting as a limited partner in external funds.
Which sectors does Raccoon Holdings explicitly avoid?
The firm targets SMEs in Japan and avoids consumer-facing businesses, large-enterprise software, and sectors outside its B2B commerce and fintech core. It does not invest in biotechnology, real estate development, or heavy industry.
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