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Group 1 - Shiseido announced changes in its leadership structure in Japan, with Koji Nakata appointed as the new CEO for Japan, effective July 1 [2][3] - The leadership changes include multiple senior management positions, such as the Vice Presidents of IT, Supply Chain, and Operations Management [3] - The restructuring reflects Shiseido's focus on enhancing technology governance and digital strategy, aiming to break regional IT silos and accelerate vertical integration in the supply chain [4] Group 2 - Shiseido's Q1 2025 performance showed a revenue decline of 9% year-on-year, amounting to 228.2 billion yen (approximately 11.1 billion RMB), with a net profit drop of 27% [4] - The company experienced significant leadership turnover in the first four months of the year, with 12 executive positions changing, indicating a trend towards regional business integration and management streamlining [4] - Shiseido's operating profit for the fiscal year 2024 plummeted by 73.1%, attributed to decreased consumer spending in the Chinese market [4] Group 3 - Other international beauty brands, such as Estée Lauder and L'Oréal, are also undergoing leadership changes, with similar trends of adjusting regional management in response to profit declines [5] - The adjustments in leadership across the beauty industry are largely driven by weak consumer spending in the Chinese market, impacting overall performance [5]