Mitsui & Co. CEO Kenichi Hori says company aims to raise net profit via cross-segment synergy, emphasizes speed and scale since Berkshire Hathaway's investment
In a recent interview, Hori stated that Mitsui & Co. believes its value as a sprawling trading company lies in the ability to manage and supply scarce resources to downstream industries.
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