Mitsubishi Heavy to promote vice president Omiya to new head

Mitsubishi Heavy to promote vice president Omiya to new head

TOKYO, Japan - Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. said Jan. 29 that Senior Executive Vice President Hideaki Omiya (R) will become president on April 1, replacing Kazuo Tsukuda (L), who will become chairman.

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