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Nissan shareholders vote out influential director at meeting

Proxy advisers and disgruntled investors questioned Nagai’s independence as Nissan stock fell 44% since the end of 2023, officials said.

Summary by The Japan Times
Motoo Nagai's ouster represents Renault's biggest power move at Nissan since ceding much of its influence over the Japanese carmaker in 2023.

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DECRYPTAGE - The shareholders of the French group voted for the non-renewal of the mandate of the Japanese manufacturer's administrator. This kind of disavowal is very rare in the Archipelago.

·Paris, France
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The general meetings of shareholders are rarely moments of great conviviality, but the one held by Nissan on June 23rd at his headquarters in Yokohama crossed an additional step. Did Ivan Espinosa just about start the session that a shareholder was already laying a motion of distrust against him. A painful reminder of last year's meeting, which was also a rough one. The motion did not succeed, but the tone was set for the following hours. The gr…

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The Japan Times broke the news in Chiyoda, Japan on Tuesday, June 23, 2026.
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