As part of capital efficiency reforms led by the Tokyo Stock Exchange, it seems that corporate restructuring movements, starting with the dissolution of parent-child listings, will accelerate further.<4626.T><4631.T>On the 6th, Fujitsu announced<6702.T>the sale of its subsidiary Fujitsu General (6755, supervision), and it was reported that the chemical manufacturer Taiyo Holdings is considering business integration with DIC, the largest shareholder (DIC stated that “there is no fact that it has received the proposal”). Seven & i Holdings (= 7&iHD, 3382), which is representative of Japanese conglomerates (conglomerates), is also searching for ways to concentrate on the convenience store business, and the wave of...
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