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TOKYO (AP) — Toyota shareholders voted Tuesday in support of all the company’s proposals, including keeping Akio Toyoda, grandson of the Japanese automaker’s founder, as chairman on the board.
Investor support for Toyota Motor’s longtime leader, Akio Toyoda, sank to its lowest level since he took the helm as shareholders challenged the extent of control he exerts over the company.
Toyota Motor’s longtime leader, Akio Toyoda, defended his continued deep involvement in the company’s operations on Tuesday, responding to calls by some big investors that he step back after having resigned as chief executive more than a year ago.
Toyota Motor shareholders backed Chairman Akio Toyoda and nine other members of the automaker's board on Tuesday, despite concerns about governance raised by two leading proxy advisers.
During his long tenure as chief executive, Akio Toyoda led Toyota Motor to the top of the car industry.
TOKYO (AP) — Toyota’s chairman Akio Toyoda will be facing some disgruntled shareholders this week, as two major proxy groups demand a vote against keeping the grandson of the founder on its board.
Japan's largest carmaker Toyota has been in the spotlight recently, but for all the wrong reasons.
Shares of Japanese automakers have largely plunged since the country's Transport Ministry found false data used to certify certain models a week ago on Monday.