Japan Specialist

Mark Chadwick

Equity Bottom-Up

Sumitomo Mitsui Construction / Equity Bottom-Up

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<li>Murakami-Led funds have quietly amassed a 26.97% stake in Sumi Mitsui Construction while also acquiring a 5.01% stake in its subsidiary, Sumiken.</li>
<li>With the Tokyo Stock Exchange clamping down on parent-child listings, Sumiken’s future as a public company looks increasingly uncertain, raising buyout speculation.</li>
<li>City Index’s small stake in Sumiken may serve as a defensive move to block rival bids, reinforcing its influence over SMC’s long-term strategy.</li>
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Murakami-Led funds have quietly amassed a 26.97% stake in Sumi Mitsui Construction while also acquiring a 5.01% stake in its subsidiary, Sumiken.
With the Tokyo Stock Exchange clamping down on parent-child listings, Sumiken’s future as a public company looks increasingly uncertain, raising buyout speculation.
City Index’s small stake in Sumiken may serve as a defensive move to block rival bids, reinforcing its influence over SMC’s long-term strategy.


Sumi Mitsui Construction (1821) | Playing Both Sides

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SUMIKEN MITSUI ROAD CO., LTD. paves roads, airports, and infrastructure with asphalt and concrete.  The Company also manufactures and sells asphalt mixtures. Additionally, Sumiken Mitsui Road performs civil engineering works and operates real estate businesses.

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Sumi Mitsui Construction (1821) | Playing Both Sides

Murakami-led funds acquire significant stakes in Sumi Mitsui Construction and its subsidiary Sumiken, sparking buyout speculation.

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Sumi Mitsui Construction (1821) | Playing Both Sides

​Murakami-led funds acquire significant stakes in Sumi Mitsui Construction and its subsidiary Sumiken, sparking buyout speculation.

Mark Chadwick

Murakami-led funds acquire significant stakes in Sumi Mitsui Construction and its subsidiary Sumiken, sparking buyout speculation.