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Ryo N.Tracking corporate change in Japan — every week, from primary filings.
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Pure Investment for Two. A Proposal Clause for Four. Same Fund, Same Week.
Oasis Management filed six large-shareholding reports in the seven days between August 12 and August 18, 2026: Tokuyama, AEON Financial Service, Ain Holdings, Infomart, Dentsu Soken, and M3.
Six filings in a week isn’t unusual by itself. T...
Elliott Pushed a ¥16,300 Buyout to ¥20,600. Then the Company Delisted.
Every issue in this newsletter’s recent run has told some version of the same story: an activist with a real argument and real backing pushes a vote, and the domestic shareholder base holds the line. Toyota Industries (6201) is the other ki...
The Law Barred 33 Shareholders From This Vote. The Proposal Lost Anyway.
Strategic Capital’s shareholder proposal at Keihanshin Building (8818) had a structural advantage no other proposal in this database has had: the shareholders most likely to vote against it were legally barred from voting at all.
The propo...
A Different Activist, the Same Ceiling
Every number in this newsletter’s structural-floor thesis so far has come from one fund: Oasis Management. That invites an obvious question. Is the 20-to-25-point ceiling on activist proposals an Oasis-specific pattern, or a Japan-market on...
The Closest Vote of the Season Wasn't an Activist's. It Was the Company's Own.
This season’s structural floor has held for three companies so far. At KADOKAWA, Kyocera, and Iyogin, activist and minority shareholder proposals — arguments backed in two cases by both ISS and Glass Lewis — topped out between 8.31% and 26....
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Thirteen years on Apple's retail floor in Tokyo. Now I read Japan's primary sources in the original and write about what's changing, in English.
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