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Lakuru offers design services for printing materials.

Lakuru’s guide explains the process from registration and ordering to data submission for first-time users.

Lakuru Drive allows users to exchange files up to 2GB with Lakuru’s operators.

The company provides an overview of its services and ordering process for first-time users.

The page explains Lakusuru’s invoice payment method.

The page ranks popular articles from Lakusuru Magazine, a web media run by the company.

The company offers flyer printing and distribution in Chiba Prefecture.

The company offers flyer printing and distribution in Gunma Prefecture.

Lakuru offers flyer printing and household distribution services for Kanagawa Prefecture, handling everything from printing to delivery in one order.

Lakuru provides flyer printing and household distribution services for Niigata Prefecture, offering bundled ordering from printing to delivery.

Lakuru offers 4-type 8-inch chopstick bag printing, accepting submissions via Word or PowerPoint.

Lakuru prints business-sized cards for various uses, such as shop cards or stamp cards.

Lakuru accepts payments via Lakuru Bank, invoice, credit card, or NP invoice.

Lakuru’s flyer distribution service combines printing and delivery, starting at 7,898 yen for 1,000 copies.

Lakuru provides printing quotes for printed materials.

The page explains Lakuru’s policies for product returns and reprinting after delivery.

Lakuru’s data submission process follows the steps: order the product, then submit the data.

Lakuru is an online printing service accepting 24/7 orders with nationwide free shipping and customer support.

The page explains order changes and cancellations.

The page describes conditions for using Lakusuru’s online design materials.

The page outlines the company’s service terms of use.

Raksul Inc. has agreed to acquire mail customer center Co., Ltd. The transaction is expected to complete by October 1, 2026, following an announcement on August 14, 2026.

Aug 2026MarketScreenerNews article

Raksul increased its buyout offer by 11% following pushback from investors. The revised proposal aims to address concerns raised during negotiations. The company’s decision comes as part of ongoing discussions to finalize a potential acquisition deal.

Feb 2026Investing.comNews article

A Goldman Sachs-backed management team sweetened its buyout offer for **Raksul**, a Japanese digital printing company, to **$730 million** after investor concerns. The tender period now runs until **March 9**, following the 11% bid increase. The deal aims to secure control of the firm amid competitive acquisition interest.

Feb 2026CNANews article

Raksul’s stock price rises following Goldman Sachs’ $670 million agreement to take the company private. The deal involves Goldman Sachs backing the transaction, though specifics on ownership structure or investor participation remain unstated. The move signals a shift in Raksul’s corporate structure amid private-market financing.

Dec 2025MarketScreenerNews article