Nikon : New Appointment of Director, Officers and Auditors
May 20, 2015 at 02:37 am EDT
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Nikon Corporation (Kazuo Ushida, President, Tokyo) today announced that the Meeting of its Board of Directors has decided to nominate new Director, Officers and Auditors at the Annual Shareholders' Meeting and the subsequent Meeting of the Board of Directors on June 26, 2015.
Nominee for Promoting Officer
Proposed Title
Name
Current Title
Senior Vice President
Masao Nakajima
Corporate Vice President
General Manager of Industrial Metrology Business Unit
Nominees for New Officers
Proposed Title
Name
Current Title
Corporate Vice President
Masato Hamatani
Sector Manager of Development Sector, Semiconductor Lithography Business Unit
Corporate Vice President
Satoshi Hagiwara
General Manager of Finance & Accounting Division
Retiring Director
Current Title
Name
Senior Vice President
Director
Overseeing Finance & Accounting Division
Norio Hashizume
Retiring Officers
Current Title
Name
Senior Vice President
Overseeing FPD Lithography Business Unit, Glass Business Unit and Encoder Business Unit
Kunio Kawabata
Corporate Vice President
General Manager of Medical Business Development Division
Osamu Shimoda
Kunio Kawabata will be nominated as Counselor.
Osamu Shimoda will be nominated as Counselor.
Nominee for New Auditor
Proposed Title
Name
Current Title
Standing Corporate Auditor
Norio Hashizume
Senior Vice President
Director
Overseeing Finance & Accounting Division
Nikon Corporation specializes in the design, manufacturing and marketing of photographic and optic equipments. Net sales break down by family of products as follows:
- precision industrial equipments (39.1%): scanners, LCD steppers, lithography systems, etc.;
- imaging equipments (33%): especially cameras and camcorders;
- diagnostic instruments, microscopes and retinal imaging devices (13.6%);
- optical components (7.6%);
- other (6.7%): industrial measuring instruments, ophthalmic lenses, binoculars, telescopes, magnifiers, etc.
Net sales break down geographically as follows: Japan (18.2%), China (28.4%), the United States (24%), Europe (13.4%) and other (16%).