The so-called "shareholders who say things" investment funds have expressed their opposition to Toshiba's policy of splitting the company into two.


One of the specialized institutions that advises whether to agree or disagree with the agenda at the shareholders' meeting also recommends opposition, and it is unclear whether Toshiba's company split will be realized.

Toshiba plans to split the company into two companies with the aim of increasing corporate value, and then sell three subsidiaries such as air conditioners and elevators to return about 300 billion yen to shareholders.



At the extraordinary general meeting of shareholders to be held on the 24th of this month, we plan to discuss a proposal to confirm how many shareholders are in favor of this policy. , Expressed its opposition to the company's policy.



The investment fund said that the company split could lead to damage to corporate value over the medium to long term, and that Toshiba's current management system "will appropriately formulate and execute management strategies." It is not a system sufficient to refer heavy responsibility. "



In addition, the US "ISS", one of the specialized institutions that advises shareholders on whether to agree or disagree with the agenda at the general meeting of shareholders, also recommends that it oppose Toshiba's policy.



This specialized institution is said to have a large impact on overseas investors, and it is unclear whether Toshiba's company split will be realized.



Toshiba commented, "We will continue to do our best to get your support."