Former Murakami Fund-linked investors hold 5% of TV Asahi Holdings
Per Yomiuri Shimbun, a group of investors including Aya Nomura has built a 5.06% stake in TV Asahi Holdings and may buy more.
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A group of investors that includes Aya Nomura now holds 5.06% of TV Asahi Holdings Corp., according to the Yomiuri Shimbun. The newspaper reports that the increase came almost entirely from Nomura raising her own stake. Nomura is the daughter of Yoshiaki Murakami, who ran the Murakami Fund, which no longer exists.
City Index Eleventh Co., a Tokyo investment firm linked to the former fund, filed a large shareholding report with the Kanto Regional Finance Bureau on Thursday. The filing says the investors aim to advise TV Asahi on matters such as capital policy and taking the company private through delisting. It also says they may acquire more than 5% within three months if they judge the shares undervalued, and may press the company to improve capital efficiency.
why it matters
The move is modest for markets, involving one Japanese broadcaster and shareholders with a moderate stake. Still, the mention of possible additional buying and delisting could draw attention to TV Asahi shares and to activist campaigns in Japan.
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- Yomiuri: Investor Group Linked to Former Murakami Fund Has 5% Stake in TV Asahi Holdings — Dow Jones Newswires, 23 October 2026 at 03:42 UTC
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