At a press conference, new President Yasuyuki Kurohata (黒畑靖之) said the company would pursue earnings-structure reforms and aim to rebuild its international operations. An explanation in Takaoka City outlined plans to cut 230 jobs and shift toward higher-value-added products.
Sankyo Tateyama’s new President Yasuyuki Kurohata (黒畑靖之) held a press conference in Takaoka, Toyama Prefecture, and outlined plans to pursue earnings-structure reforms.
At the press conference, the company disclosed plans to reduce its workforce by approximately 230 people to improve earnings in its international operations, including its German subsidiary, and said it expects an earnings improvement of approximately ¥2.5 billion in the fiscal year ending May 2027.
President Kurohata also outlined plans to increase the supply capacity of aluminum and magnesium products for the automotive and electrical and electronics fields, shift toward higher-value-added products, and accelerate earnings-structure reforms.