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Nidec faces calls for overhaul as delisting risk grows
Nidec, a Japanese motor maker, faces pressure to change as its business struggles.
New president Michio Kaida is being asked to improve performance and corporate culture.
Founder Shigenobu Nagamori remains a major shareholder.
The company faces the risk of being delisted, which would mean its shares could be removed from the stock exchange.
Investors are questioning whether Nidec can rebuild without help from outside the company.
The calls for change focus on both its business and its culture.
The sources do not say what steps Nidec will take next.
Nidec faces the risk of being delisted, prompting calls for a sweeping overhaul.
The company’s new president, Michio Kaida, has been urged to improve its business performance and corporate culture.
Investors question whether the motor maker can rebuild without outside help.
Founder Shigenobu Nagamori remains a major shareholder.
- Who
- Nidec, a Japanese motor maker, and its new president, Michio Kaida.
- What
- The company faces delisting risk and calls for a sweeping overhaul.
- When
- November 4, 2026.
- Where
- Japan.
- Why
- Nidec has been urged to improve its business performance and corporate culture, while investors question whether it can rebuild without outside help.
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- Company
- Nidec
- New president
- Michio Kaida
- Founder and major shareholder
- Shigenobu Nagamori
- Published
- November 4, 2026