New Aisin chief ready to scrap old products

Ise: Aisin Seiki needs structural reform “in order to survive.”

October 08, 2018 05:00 AM

KARIYA, Japan — Kiyotaka Ise, the new president of Aisin Seiki Co., says his top priority for the mammoth Toyota-affiliated auto parts maker is "scrap and build."

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