Triize Starts New Management At LIMNO After Share Deal
LIMNO carries roughly 60 years of Tottori manufacturing built up since its 1966 start as Tottori Sanyo Electric, and the reorganization keeps that plant-level base and customer relationships intact while adding Triize's management and capital functions on top of them.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
Triize, a Tokyo listed company, signed a share transfer agreement toward acquiring all shares of LIMNO, a Tottori-based manufacturer, and a new management structure took effect at LIMNO on September 15. Yasuhiko Hase, who has held senior posts at LIMNO, becomes representative director and president, while Triize head Shumpei Iwao becomes chair of the board.
Yasuhiko Hase runs day-to-day operations as representative director and president, while Shumpei Iwao leads the board as chair, covering strategy, capital policy, growth investment and PMI. The split gives the plant authority over the business and the group a view over major decisions.
LIMNO makes business tablets, display units and IoT modules, handling planning, development, procurement, board mounting, assembly, inspection, quality control and repair in Japan. It has supplied study tablets to a correspondence education operator for about ten years, with cumulative shipments above seven million units. Its products also sit inside registers, restaurant ordering terminals, karaoke selection devices, vending machine payment terminals and POS terminals, plus control boards for automotive batteries and construction machinery.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.
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- ASCII.jp トライアイズ、LIMNOとともに次の成長へ