Carlos Ghosn pledged to "restore trust” in the French carmaker to following the firing of three executives falsely accused of corporate spying.
COO Patrick Pelata, who is stepping down over the affair once a replacement is found, remains an "asset" to the Renault-Nissan corporate alliance, automaker's annual shareholder meeting in Paris.
Renault is missing a permanent operational leader after Pelata resigned from company at April 11 and over his role in an internal espionage investigation that led to the executives' wrongful firings in January. Pelata will take a new role within the Renault-Nissan alliance.
The company is seeking to make its main carmaking business consistently profitable with targets get it eight weeks before Pelata's exit was announced.
A successor will be chosen within a timetable that is compatible with the smooth running of the company, and a board member who leads the automaker's governance committee, told investors.
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