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・The stock price, which is 60 points above the Nikkei Average, is the highest among the 7 presidents since the birth of Toyota
・In the second year, it will be difficult to expect high stock price performance - BI Yoshida
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Since President Koji Sato took office, the stock price performance of Toyota Motor Corporation has reached its highest level in the past 40 years or more since its first year as president.
Bloomberg compiled the difference between the gain/fall rate of Toyota stock (after dividend adjustment) and the Nikkei Stock Average for the 7 successive presidents since 1982/7, when Toyota Motor Corporation and Toyota Motor Sales merged and the current Toyota was born. Mr. Sato, who became the 12th president on 2023/4/1 at the age of 53, was the highest with a one-year stock price increase rate 60 points above the Nikkei Average at the closing price on the 29th. The 9th president Fujio Zhang continues with 28 points, and stock prices under President Sato stand out.
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