Earnings pressure from higher personnel expenses, including directors' retirement bonuses
First written in FY2020-Q2. 2 of 4 entries say "Restated". Latest entry: FY2021.
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- FY2021DroppedAnnual reportThe higher personnel expenses, including ¥337 million in directors' retirement bonuses, disclosed in the previous fiscal year were not identified separately as a performance factor in this filing.
- FY2020RestatedAnnual report
「Higher personnel expenses, including ¥337 million in directors' retirement bonuses」
Higher personnel expenses, including ¥337 million in directors' retirement bonuses, were disclosed as a factor behind the deterioration in full-year performance. - FY2020-Q3RestatedAnnual report
「However, in addition to sluggish sales of parts for new vehicles in Europe and replacement parts overseas, particularly in the United States, results were affected by higher personnel expenses, including ¥337 million in directors' retirement bonuses, as well as changes in unit prices for parts for new vehicles in South Korea and China.」
Higher personnel expenses, including ¥337 million in directors' retirement bonuses, continued to be disclosed, together with sluggish sales and changes in unit prices, as factors affecting performance for the cumulative third quarter. - FY2020-Q2MaterialisedAnnual report
「However, in addition to sluggish sales of parts for new vehicles in Europe and replacement parts overseas, particularly in the United States, results were affected by higher personnel expenses, including ¥337 million in directors' retirement bonuses, as well as changes in unit prices for parts for new vehicles in South Korea and China.」
Higher personnel expenses, including ¥337 million in directors' retirement bonuses, were identified for the first time, together with sluggish sales and changes in unit prices, as factors affecting performance for the cumulative second quarter.