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DENSO Announces Changes in the Areas of Responsibility of Senior Executive Officers and Executive Officers

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DENSO Announces Changes in the Areas of Responsibility of Senior Executive Officers and Executive Officers

KARIYA, JAPAN, May 29, 2020 - (JCN Newswire) - DENSO Corporation today announced the addition of four new key positions in the CxO system as of June 1st and personal changes as follows. The aim of changes is to face an unprecedented crisis.

DENSO Announces Changes in the Areas of Responsibility of Senior Executive Officers and Executive Officers

With the addition of the above four positions, now our CxO system has 11 positions in total.

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