SOLIZE Ureka Technology to Acquire Benjamin as Subsidiary
SOLIZE Ureka Technology Inc. has decided to acquire all shares of Benjamin Inc., a cloud and AI system development company with strengths in Amazon Web Services, and make it a subsidiary. The share transfer is scheduled for December 1, 2026.
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Why it matters
The deal pairs SOLIZE Ureka Technology's manufacturing and AI process work with Benjamin's AWS cloud design and operation capability, a combination the company frames as support running from concept through production operation and effectiveness verification.
Key Facts
- SOLIZE Ureka Technology Inc. has decided to acquire all shares of Benjamin Inc. and make it a subsidiary.
- The share transfer is scheduled to be executed on December 1, 2026.
- Benjamin Inc. is headquartered in Chuo-ku, Tokyo, with Jun Kawajiri as president and CEO.
- Benjamin holds Amazon ECS Delivery Partner and AWS AI Services Competency certifications and received the 2026 AWS Partner of the Year - Japan award.
- SOLIZE Ureka Technology president and CEO Hiroaki Tsutsumi leads the company, a subsidiary of SOLIZE Holdings Inc.
SOLIZE Ureka Technology, a subsidiary of SOLIZE Holdings, supports manufacturing customers on design and development processes; Benjamin brings contracted cloud and AI development work and a development base in Vietnam.
Benjamin Inc. is headquartered in Chuo-ku, Tokyo, with Jun Kawajiri as president and CEO and Satoshi Ahara as chairman and CFO. Its AWS credentials include Amazon ECS Delivery Partner and AWS AI Services Competency certification, and the 2026 AWS Partner of the Year - Japan award. SOLIZE Ureka Technology says it will combine the two companies' customer bases, technologies, human resources, and development and operation know-how.
The stated aim is end-to-end support for manufacturing customers: concept and business design, implementation using AI and cloud, operation, and effectiveness verification. SOLIZE Ureka Technology president and CEO Hiroaki Tsutsumi said AI and cloud use in manufacturing is moving from verification into actual operations and product development.
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