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Incoming appointee
1 itemScheduled Appointment DateEffective 1 April 2026
Katsuma Kenichi (勝間 賢一)
New positionGeneral Manager of Sales, Chemicals Division (continuing as Executive Officer and General Manager of the Chemicals Division)
Departing officer
1 itemNishihata Masataka (西端 正敬)Stepping down
Former PositionGeneral Manager of Sales, Chemicals Division
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Scheduled Appointment Date | Effective 1 April 2026 |
| Name of appointee | Katsuma Kenichi (勝間 賢一) |
| Appointee's new position | General Manager of Sales, Chemicals Division (continuing as Executive Officer and General Manager of the Chemicals Division) |
| Name of departing officer | Nishihata Masataka (西端 正敬) |
| Former position of departing officer | General Manager of Sales, Chemicals Division |
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