Suzuki names Naohiko Suzuki to lead Biogas Business Development division
Reuters2026/09/10 08:07- Suzuki Motor on Sept. 10 outlined management changes effective Oct. 1, 2026, including new division manager assignments tied to an overhaul of its quality and manufacturing oversight structure.
- Naohiko Suzuki will become division manager of the Biogas Business Development Division, moving from plant manager of Plant No. 1 at the Kosai Plant.
- Kunihito Asai will lead the newly created Quality Foundation Enhancement Division, shifting from department manager of the Quality Reinforcement Promotion Project in the Quality Administration Division.
- Masayoshi Ueda will head the newly established Manufacturing Human Capital Division, moving from department manager in the Manufacturing Education Department within the Manufacturing Operation Management Division.
- Kiyoshi Hariya will become president of Suzuki Parts Manufacturing, transitioning from division manager of the Body Assembly Division.
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