On October 1, Nidec named its conventional management approach, built on expansion in every direction and short-term targets, as an internal cause of a ¥632.1 billion writedown, and agreed to sell a unit to Carlyle.
KADOKAWA CEO Takeshi Natsuno kept his board seat on June 24 with 59.68% support, down 30.58 points, while Oasis Management's removal bid drew 26.79%. What the split vote meant, and what the next quarter showed.
