Seibu HD relisted on Tokyo bourse

Seibu HD relisted on Tokyo bourse

TOKYO, Japan - The name of Seibu Holdings Inc. is displayed on an electronic signboard at the Tokyo Stock Exchange on April 23, 2014. The company returned to the First Section of the exchange the same day, nearly a decade after its predecessor, Seibu Railway Co., was delisted from the bourse for falsifying financial statements in 2004.

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