The automotive company Nissan Motor announced changes in its senior management. Makoto Uchida, who previously held the position of the chief executive vice president and chief operating officer, was appointed as the chief executive officer and president of the company.
Uchida came in to replace administrative vice president Seiji Yokoyama, who is leaving his position. In his new role, Uchida will be responsible for the financial aspects of Nissan's activities, including financial planning, reporting, and controlling.
**Makoto Uchida expressed confidence in the future of the company:** "I look forward to leading the financial management of Nissan, and I eagerly await working in this new role. We will continue to strengthen the financial performance of the company to ensure its long-term success and sustainability."
These changes in the management structure are part of the company's strategy to enhance its financial discipline and ensure sustainable growth in the long term.
