Toshiba's new head aims to raise capital adequacy ratio to 30%

Toshiba's new head aims to raise capital adequacy ratio to 30%

TOKYO, Japan - Norio Sasaki, the new president of Toshiba Corp., speaks during a joint interview with media organizations in Tokyo on June 19. Sasaki said he aims to boost the company's capital adequacy ratio, which dropped below 14 percent earlier this year, to 30 percent during his tenure as he embarks on the challenge of bringing the electronics giant back into profitability. (Kyodo)

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