Dalton in the News

Samsung Fell Behind on Chips. Now It’s Fighting Back.

James Lim, Senior Research Analyst at Dalton Investments, was recently quoted in Barron’s, discussing a potential rebound in demand for Samsung memory chips. Samsung has been viewed as a laggard as artificial-intelligence fever sweeps the global semiconductor industry. However, according …
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Dalton Supports Seven & i shake-up, including 7-Eleven spin off

Shareholders in Seven & i Holdings are urging the company to spin off its 7-Eleven convenience store chain and elect new directors to the board as investor frustration with its conglomerate structure intensifies. According to James B. Rosenwald III, Chief Investment …
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South Korea’s Stock Market Needs a Jump-Start. Dalton’s Thoughts On What It Will Take

James Lim, Senior Research Analyst at Dalton Investments, was recently quoted in Barron’s, discussing the South Korea stock market.  According to Lim, many well-known Korean companies have low stock prices, but investors need to be very selective on where they …
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South Korea Unveils Corporate Value-Boosting Plan to Replicate Japan

Dalton’s Korean specialist James Lim was quoted in Bloomberg’s article on South Korea’s recently announced plan to boost corporate value (aiming to follow the major reforms in Japan). While investors were generally disappointed in the lack of concrete details in …
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Why South Korea’s Japan-style measures to boost its stock market may not work

Dalton’s Korean specialist James Lim was interviewed as part of CNBC’s article on South Korea’s recently announced plan to boost corporate value (aiming to follow the major reforms in Japan). The article clearly covers the frustration of many investors that …
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Dalton Investments’ Ong on Global Markets

Belita Ong, Chairman at Dalton Investments, discusses monetary policy including interest rates and treasury-market liquidity. According to Ong, future Fed rate cuts are data dependent, and increased geopolitical risks have implications for inflation. Watch the interview here.

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10 Reasons the Surprise Rally In Japanese Stocks Could Continue

The Japan market is soaring. The Nikkei 225, surged to fresh highs this past week, having rallied 28% in 2023. But can this rally continue? According to James Rosenwald, the founder of Dalton Investments and advisor to the London-listed Nippon …
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Taiwan Election Update

Co-portfolio manager, Owens Huang provides commentary on the Taiwan election. According to Huang, this DPP victory signals continued support from Taiwan’s population for the policies of current president, which include fostering deeper ties with the United States, Japan, and others across …
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Dalton Investments Highlighted by Bloomberg as an Activist Investor to Watch in Japan This Year

Corporate governance is on the rise in Japan, and Dalton Investments was recently highlighted in Bloomberg as an activist investor to pay attention to in 2024. Nippon Active Value Fund and Dalton Investments, both overseen by investor Jamie Rosenwald, disclosed …
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‘Japan is waking up’ on corporate governance, Dalton co-founder says

James Rosenwald, Chief Investment Officer of Dalton Investments, was recently featured in Nikkei Asia. Rosenwald has advice for Japanese companies for improving capital efficiency including increasing the number of outside directors and managing balance sheets to take advantage of the …
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