Sapporo opposes takeover proposal from Steel Partners

Sapporo opposes takeover proposal from Steel Partners

TOKYO, Japan - Sapporo Holdings Ltd. President Takao Murakami speaks during a news conference in Tokyo on Feb. 26. Sapporo Holdings announced its opposition to a takeover proposal from U.S. hedge fund Steel Partners. (Kyodo)

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