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Kikkoman was founded in 1917 following the merger of eight family-owned companies in Noda, Chiba Prefecture, Japan. It is the largest soy sauce manufacturer in Japan and the US Domestically, it sells a wide range of food and beverage products including but not limited to soy sauce, soy milk, licensed Del Monte products, and liquor. Kikkoman's products are shipped to over 100 countries with eight global production plants across the US, Asia, Europe, and South America. Apart from food manufacturing, Kikkoman also operates a wholesale business segment that resells Asian foods globally.

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22 Stocks Shielded From Most Greek And Chinese Risk

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In a report issued earlier this week, Nomura analysts Hisao Matsuura, Masaki Motomura and Kiichi Fujita look into a few stocks with low Greece and China exposure amid this period of external instability.
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	The Context</h3>

	The Nikkei 225 Index continues to fall in July, and now stands below the 20,000 mark, as the Chinese crisis continues to impact on the Japanese equity market. As the Chinese government tries to come up with initiatives to counter the recent tumble in its stock market (until now, with no significant success), Chinese tourists continue to -- unexpectedly -- bolster inbound demand in Japan.

	&ldquo;The Greek debt crisis is also dragging on,&rdquo; the analysts add. After the Greek population decided to vote against the terms of the bailout plan proposed by the European Union, negotiations have restarted. However, &ldquo;with such a large gap between the two sides [Greece and the EU], we think a rapid compromise is unlikely,&rdquo; the experts add.

	So, amid no prospects of a rapid resolution of the Greek situation and plenty of uncertainty surrounding the Chinese crisis, Nomura lists 22 Japanese stocks that seem relatively shielded from risk deriving from both China and Greece.
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	The Stocks</h3>

	The analysts look for large Japanese stocks that are &ldquo;negatively correlated to the past 60-day yield on the 2-yr Greek bond and the Shanghai Composite Index&rdquo; (ex-forex rates). Take a look below.

	<img alt="" src="https://www.benzinga.com/files/u82070/jap_stocks.png" />

	Source: Nomura, based on Bloomberg data

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