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Dalton launched its first dedicated Indian fund (the Dalton India Fund) in July 2014, following the arrival of Portfolio Manager Venkat Pasupuleti at the firm. With the fund now more than ten years old, the team put together a two-part …
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Dalton launched its first dedicated Indian fund (the Dalton India Fund) in July 2014, following the arrival of Portfolio Manager Venkat Pasupuleti at the firm. With the fund now more than ten years old, the team put together a two-part …
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The decision by South Korea’s left-leaning Democratic Party to scrap the capital gains tax, alongside the right-leaning Yoon administration’s introduction of the Corporate Value-Up Program, reflects a shift in the political landscape regarding the stock market. The stock market has …
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Owens Huang, Portfolio Manager, discusses the four key structural challenges facing China in his piece, “Thoughts from a China Bear.” According to Huang, the sudden rebound in demand for Chinese equities does not suggest that China has already bottomed out. …
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The victory of Shigeru Ishiba in the 2024 Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) presidential election has generally been viewed with caution in the investment community. Having analyzed the manner of Ishiba’s victory and the statements made in the weeks before the …
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Portfolio Manager, Owens Huang provides commentary on Moutai, a style of the Chinese alcoholic spirit baijiu, made from the cereal crop sorghum using traditional Chinese distilling techniques. The most famous brand of Moutai is Kweichow Moutai, produced by Chinese state-owned enterprise …
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Contrary to the opinion polls and exit polls ahead of India’s general election, Prime Minister Narendra Modi won just 240 seats out of 543 seats, denying him a single party majority in parliament. Indian investors are clearly taking this result …
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Last summer, Dalton predicted an increase in unsolicited takeover bids within the Japanese market. Eight months later, this prediction is coming true. Read more about the Japanese stock market’s potential to evolve into a true market for corporate control.

Chinese property stocks were once a material part of Dalton’s regional Asian portfolios. However, in recent years, Dalton has substantially reduced its exposure to Chinese stocks. Read more about the underlying problems in the Chinese real estate market and the …
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The prevailing opinion amongst institutional investors appears to be that the India stock market is trading at a stretched level of valuations. While parts of the market are indeed showing signs of frothiness, we believe that a segment of the …
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Dalton CIO Jamie Rosenwald recently appeared on Investor’s Sunday, which is a regular show on Tokyo’s InterFM. The show is co-hosted by Yuko Ezure and Dalton’s own Masumi Nishida, Partner and Managing Director for Dalton’s Tokyo research office. The show …
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NHK published an article and TV report on the record number of Japanese firms receiving shareholder proposals this year. It called out Dalton Investments’ proposals to Fuji Media Holdings and Yakult Honsha as high profile cases. Read the article here

Translated from the original Japanese: “The financial results were a little better than expected. The market had predicted a gross profit margin of around 58%, but the actual figure was 61%, and earnings per share also exceeded expectations. The loss …
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Dalton Investments CIO, Jamie Rosenwald, discusses efforts to engage and collaborate with other Fuji Media Holdings (FMH) investors to advocate for significant structural reforms, including the spin-off of FMH’s real estate division, the appointment of a new board of directors, …
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Jamie Rosenwald, Dalton’s CIO, and Masumi Nishida, Partner and Managing Director, were guests on PIVOT, which is the largest business-related channel in Japan (3.3m followers). Jamie and Masumi discussed Dalton’s shareholder proposals for the upcoming Fuji Media Holdings annual meeting. …
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Jamie Rosenwald, CIO of Dalton Investments, was mentioned in NHK World, discussing Dalton’s shareholder proposal to Fuji Media. Dalton has proposed 12 new directors for the Fuji Media board. Fuji Media Holdings has said the board will review Dalton’s proposal …
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Dalton Investment’s CIO, Jamie Rosenwald, was featured in the Japan Times, discussing his desire to implement needed corporate governance changes at Fuji Media without a potential proxy fight. Dalton Investments is demanding that the company change its board members, spin …
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Toyota Motor Chairman Akio Toyoda’s plan to buy out Toyota Industries has won over Dalton Investments. This buyout attempt prioritizes shareholders first, unlike in the past, when Japanese companies prioritized employees over shareholders, according to Dalton Investment’s CIO, Jamie Rosenwald. …
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In 2024, the number of activist campaigns rose to 258, driven by the rise in Asia-Pacific campaigns. In particular, Japan activist campaigns are at an all-time high, fueled by the push for corporate governance reform. Dalton Investments was called out …
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Jamie Rosenwald, Chief Investment Officer of Dalton Investments, was quoted in a Bloomberg article “Activist Investing Booms in Japan, Led by Elliott’s Successes.”   The article mentions Dalton’s stake in Aska Pharmaceuticals Holdings Co., where the former CEO’s 37-year-old son is …
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