Hambayashi spoke of the financial-sector reform that would be necessary to overcome economic crisis and sustain growth. Hambayashi retired in June 2004.
Shinanen Company. Hambayashi remarked that the move would allow Nichimen to redistribute its financial resources to more strategic business areas. Hambayashi's plans were to dispose of unprofitable gas stations, help existing gas stations add capacity
He also arranged to expand Nichimen's strategic businesses of energy, chemicals, plastics, and household and general products through mergers and acquisitions.
promote information sharing among officers, reduce the number of directors, and add an outside director to the board in order to gain a broader range of opinions on group strategy
Nichimen's textile business. Nichimen formed a business alliance with the Hong Kong-based Li and Fung, a supply-chain management company with a network of textile factories.
2000-2001, head of Net Commerce Business Team; 2001-2003, president; Nissho Iwai-Nichimen Holdings Corporation, 2003-2004, chairman and co-CEO.
with the Finland-based Wihuri Oy conglomerate and the Azerbaijan-based Azerchimia. Those alliances were experimental new business models designed to minimize Nichimen's assets while maximizing profits
at the 33rd International General Meeting of the Pacific Basin Economic Council held in Honolulu. Pertinent to the council's format that year of "New Horizons: Economic and Political Implications of the Changing Global Landscape
In 2003 Nichimen merged with the trading house Nissho Iwai Corporation to form the giant Nissho Iwai-Nichimen Holdings Corporation, where Hambayashi served as co-CEO with Nissho Iwai's Hidetoshi Nishimura.
Retire
Nichimen Corporation, 1997-1998, COO of Chemicals, Plastics, and Energy Group; 1998-1999, COO of Consumer and General Products Group; 1999, executive vice president and chief information officer; 2000-2001
The Undertaker will retire when he dies
The prefix of "retire" is "re-".