Toyota(US:TM) 智通财经网·2025-10-30 03:01Group 1 - Toyota's CEO Koji Sato stated that the company is closely monitoring production risks but does not currently face a direct risk of chip shortages due to recent export restrictions related to Nexperia [1] - Sato acknowledged potential impacts on production but emphasized that Toyota, as the world's largest automaker, will not suddenly face severe supply shortages [1] - The Dutch government invoked a law for national security reasons, restricting Nexperia from making any adjustments for one year, which has raised concerns about supply tightness among global automakers [1] Group 2 - Japanese automakers are working towards standardizing traditional chips to avoid severe shortages experienced during the pandemic, where custom semiconductors put them at a disadvantage [2] - Nissan reported sufficient chip inventory to last until the first week of November, indicating no imminent supply disruptions [2] - Despite criticism from some shareholders, Toyota plans to maintain its offer price for the privatization of Toyota Industries Corporation, which is part of a broader restructuring effort [2] - The offer price of 16,300 yen (approximately 108.10 USD) is higher than the historical average before the announcement but lower than the price the day before, leading to investor dissatisfaction [2] - Toyota aims to advance its plans transparently while considering the interests of minority shareholders as a fundamental principle [2]