Lixil shareholders back former CEO as director at AGM - two shareholders

TOKYO (Reuters) - Shareholders of Japan's Lixil Group on Tuesday voted to re-elect a former chief executive to the board of the toilet maker, two shareholders said, after his ouster last year sparked a high-profile governance crisis.Former Chief Executive Officer Kinya Seto won his bid to stay on as a director, two shareholders told Reuters on the sidelines of the annual general meeting. The company has yet to announce the results of the AGM and a Lixil representative declined to comment on the..