Shingo Ueno, CEO of Sumitomo Corporation, stated that the company is actively adjusting its assets to improve capital efficiency.
Sumitomo Corp. President and CEO Shingo Ueno stated in a Nikkei interview that the company has shifted "from defense to offense" in the seven years since Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway first invested. He added that increasing shareholder returns would not hinder investment, as greater growth is anticipated.
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