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Nitto Denko (6988) · InitiativeFirst stated

Response based on classifying demand into three categories: demand to be expanded, demand expected to recover, and demand not expected to recover

First written in FY2021. . Latest entry: FY2021.

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  1. FY2021First statedAnnual report

    「We will further refine our proprietary strategic pillars, the "Three New Activities" and the "Niche Top Strategy," and drive business growth by focusing on areas where demand is expected to expand or growth is expected, or "demand to grow." For "demand to recover," we aim to maximise earnings through further productivity improvements. For "demand that will not recover," we will improve earnings through structural reform, consolidating and reorganising unprofitable businesses and products.」

    The policy was systematically set out for the first time of classifying demand under COVID-19 as "demand to grow," "demand to recover" and "demand that will not recover," and responding through growth investment, productivity improvements, or the consolidation and reorganisation of businesses and products, as appropriate.
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