Turmoil has engulfed a Japanese electric motor maker following revelations of fraud. Probes into the company's practices have uncovered significant issues with accounting and quality control.
The company's troubles have prompted a call for action from Oasis, which is urging the firm to consider a buyout.
Further information on this situation is available from the source, including details of the potential consequences of not taking such action, such as delisting risk.
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