TOKYO -- Keisei Electric Railway is under pressure from a British investment fund to sell down its more than 60-year-old stake in the company that operates Tokyo Disneyland -- shares worth more than the Japanese rail group itself.
Last month, Palliser Capital, which owns a 1.6% stake in Keisei Electric, released a document describing this value gap as a challenge for the railway.
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