TOKYO -- Leaders at big Japanese companies like Kyocera are facing rising shareholder opposition amid this year's general meeting season as investors demand action on improving capital efficiency and board diversity.
The Kyoto-based electronics group said Thursday that 64.8% of shareholders supported the reappointment of President Hideo Tanimoto as a director this month, a drop of 16 percentage points from when he was reappointed in 2021.
