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Mitsubishi Motors names Nobuhiko Koizumi Okazaki plant general manager effective Oct. 1

Mitsubishi Motors names Nobuhiko Koizumi Okazaki plant general manager effective Oct. 1

ReutersReuters2026/07/31 08:01
  • Mitsubishi Motors set a management change at its Okazaki plant, effective Oct. 1, 2026.
  • Nobuhiko Koizumi will become plant general manager, moving from EVP (Manufacturing) at Mitsubishi Motors (Thailand).
  • Ken Hamazaki will retire on Sept. 30, 2026, stepping down as corporate officer, plant general manager at Okazaki.
  • Rikiho Tohda will take over as EVP (Manufacturing) at Mitsubishi Motors (Thailand) on Sept. 1, 2026; previously seconded there.


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