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Recent Executive Changes at the Suing Group

On June 25, 2025, the Suing Group, headquartered in Minato, Tokyo, held its annual general meeting and board meeting, during which several significant executive appointments were made. These changes are part of the company's strategic realignment to enhance its operational efficiency and focus on sustainable practices in water management, which is central to its mission.

New Appointments at Suing Corporation

Among the most notable changes is the promotion of Ichirou Sakamoto to the position of Executive Vice President, previously serving as Executive Officer and Head of the Business Planning Department. This new role places Sakamoto in a crucial position to steer the company's strategic initiatives and operational reforms.

Changes in Suing AM Corporation

At Suing AM Corporation, effective June 23, 2025, Kouzou Okazaki has been appointed as a Director and Vice Head of the Asset Management Division. Okazaki, who previously held the same position, will continue to guide the firm's asset management strategies amid a challenging market environment, ensuring the firm remains competitive and efficient.

Executive Movement at Suing Engineering Corporation

Similarly, in Suing Engineering Corporation, Hidetaka Nonaka ascends to the role of Director and Deputy Head of the Sales Division as of June 23, 2025. His prior experience as Director and Deputy Head of the Asset Management Division at Suing AM Corporation will provide valuable insights as he leads the sales team towards achieving the company’s ambitious goals.

It is also important to note that the long-serving Chairman, Tetsushi Nakagawa, has officially retired as of the 49th regular shareholders' meeting, marking a significant transition in the company's leadership landscape.

About the Suing Group

The Suing Group, founded on the principle of continuing to contribute to society through water, a life source, is dedicated to providing comprehensive water management solutions. Their services span from the design and construction of water treatment facilities, including water purification plants, sewage treatment plants, sludge recycling centers, and sanitary treatment facilities, to their maintenance and operation across approximately 300 locations throughout Japan.

With a commitment to addressing local community challenges, the Suing Group aims to deliver a safe and reliable water environment while working towards the realization of a circular economy. As they adapt their leadership structure, these changes position the group well to tackle current challenges and capitalize on future opportunities.

For more information, visit the official Suing website to stay updated on their latest initiatives and corporate news.