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Investing Alongside Beji Sasaki: Japan's Unconventional Corporate Raider and Value Investor
SUMMARY
- Beji Sasaki is an unusual investor. He made a name for himself during the bubble economy of the 80s/90s as the ‘takeover man’ and despite not getting too much attention lately, he’s still active in the markets.
- He takes stakes in public companies and aims to improve profitability and wrest control.
- He’s an aggressive corporate raider looking to take control of public companies and maximize profits, a concept that’s anathema in Japan.
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