2 Tsutsumi brothers to launch bid for Seibu Railway

2 Tsutsumi brothers to launch bid for Seibu Railway

TOKYO, Japan - Seiji Tsutsumi (L) and Yuji Tsutsumi, the two members of the Seibu group founding family will offer to buy Seibu Railway Co. in a bid to thwart efforts by Takashi Goto, the current president of the railway firm, to move the group toward a holding company structure, sources close to the matter said on Oct. 31. Goto is working with Yoshiaki Tsutsumi, former chairman of Kokudo Corp., to restructure the Seibu group.

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