Toshiba board approves 600 bil. yen new share issue

Toshiba board approves 600 bil. yen new share issue

File photo taken Sept. 20, 2017, shows the building that houses Toshiba Corp.'s head office in Tokyo. The electronics maker said on Nov. 19 that its board of directors approved a plan to raise 600 billion yen ($5.3 billion) via a new share issue with the move aimed at improving its finances and preventing its delisting from the Tokyo Stock Exchange. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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