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Daily Brief ESG: Parent-Subsidiary Listings Are a Microcosm of Japanese Stocks: Change to Value-Creation Is Long Away and more

In today’s briefing:

  • Parent-Subsidiary Listings Are a Microcosm of Japanese Stocks: Change to Value-Creation Is Long Away


Parent-Subsidiary Listings Are a Microcosm of Japanese Stocks: Change to Value-Creation Is Long Away

By Aki Matsumoto

  • Listed subsidiaries decrease but increase if equity method listed companies are included. Many companies haven’t fully exercised treatment of subsidiaries, selling only a little of their shares to below 50%.
  • Many parent companies that own listed subsidiaries and equity-method listed companies have placed cash in subsidiaries or equity-method companies without increasing their own stock prices.
  • Although companies have changed their mindset somewhat, they haven’t changed their management to effectively use cash to create value, which is the reason for the low valuations of Japanese stocks.

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