The asset management company of a major shareholder based in Singapore does not intend to support "Toshiba", which announced a plan to split into three companies including the main body, saying that "the process to reach a conclusion is not transparent". I found that it shows.
This is the first time that the intentions of major shareholders have been clarified with respect to the company's plans.
The major shareholder is Singapore-based asset management company, 3D Investment Partners, which holds more than 7% of Toshiba's stock.
On the 12th of this month, Toshiba announced a plan to reorganize a wide range of businesses such as social infrastructure and semiconductors and divide them into three companies including the main body for the purpose of strengthening competitiveness.
In response, the asset management company sent a letter to Toshiba's management on the 24th, saying, "The process to reach a conclusion is not transparent and it is difficult for shareholders to be convinced." It means that he conveyed his intention.
This is the first time that the intentions of major shareholders have been clarified with respect to the company's plans.
Toshiba plans to hold an extraordinary general meeting of shareholders by March next year to confirm the intentions of shareholders, but other shareholders have stated that they do not support the asset management company known as the so-called "shareholder who says things". It is also expected to have a certain impact on the trend of.