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Fukui

Research Analyst at Nikkan Jidosha Newspaper

Fukui is an analyst at Nikkan Jidosha Newspaper, specializing in automotive industry research with a focus on major Japanese automakers and production strategies. He covers companies such as Toyota, asking detailed questions on certification irregularities, production capacity plans in the U.S., midterm product momentum, and tariff impacts during earnings calls. Fukui has been active in this role as evidenced by his participation in Toyota's Q2 2026 earnings discussions, though specific performance metrics, success rates, or rankings are not publicly available; his career timeline and previous firms remain undisclosed in available sources, with no professional credentials like FINRA registrations identified.

Fukui's questions to TOYOTA MOTOR CORP/ (TM) leadership

Question · Q3 2026

Fukui from Nikkan Jidosha Newspaper asked Incoming CEO Kenta Kon about his management policy, particularly given his financial background, and whether the 'team management' approach emphasized during Sato's presidency would continue.

Answer

Kenta Kon, Incoming CEO, affirmed that the team management style, which avoids a 'superman' approach and involves all executive members, will remain consistent. He reiterated that the mission of 'making ever better cars' will also continue unchanged, with everyone at Toyota collaborating to provide better mobility to society through collective action.

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