Group 1 - Suntory's Chairman and CEO, Seina Goshi, resigned on September 1 due to involvement in an illegal health supplement purchase investigation [2][4] - The company received a police report on August 22 regarding the investigation into Seina Goshi's purchase of illegal health supplements [5] - The supplements in question were reportedly sent from a friend in the U.S. and contained excessive cannabis components [8] Group 2 - Seina Goshi served as Suntory's CEO for 11 years, having joined the company in 2014 after a tenure at Lawson and Mitsubishi Group [9][10] - Suntory's projected revenue for 2024 is $20.3 billion, with over 41,000 employees globally [12] - Suntory has been actively expanding its beverage market in China, with its Oolong tea holding a significant market share in the no-sugar tea segment [13]
涉购违禁保健品遭调查，三得利CEO新浪刚史结束11年任期
Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-09-03 11:03