Shares in Operator of Tokyo’s Subways Soar in First Day of Trading
Tokyo Metro raised over $2 billion earlier this month in an initial public offering, the biggest stock listing in Japan in six years. Tokyo Metro had been owned jointly by the Japanese national and Tokyo metropolitan governments.
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