One week after it disclosed the latest departure of one of its executives, Massy Holdings’ limited has announced his replacement.
In a news release yesterday, Massy reported that Ryan Latchu, current president of Toyota T&T is set to become Massy’s group executive vice president and portfolio CEO for its Motors and Machines portfolio from October 1, 2025.
The Massy Group said, “This appointment marks a homecoming for Ryan, whose connection to Massy runs deep. Both of his parents spent their careers at Massy, and Ryan himself began his professional journey as a sales assistant at Massy Motors (then Neal & Massy Automotive Ltd). Over a 14-year span with the Group, he held progressively senior roles and served on multiple subsidiary boards, gaining deep expertise across the automotive value chain.”
Massy stated Latchu has over 22 years of leadership in the automotive industry, distinguished by a strategic mindset and strong track record of transformation.
Latchu is also president of the Automotive Dealers Association of Trinidad and Tobago.
Last week, Massy Holdings announced that Marc Rostant resigned as group executive vice president and portfolio CEO of Motors and Machines portfolio. His resignation took effect on July 8, 2025.
It was the fourth departure from the Motors and Machines division with three of its other executives Jean Paul Du Coudray, Ricky Maharaj and Lyndon Chevalier all departing the company in the last six weeks.
Massy said the Motors and Machines Portfolio (MMP) is a central part of Massy’s legacy of success, as it was one of the group’s historic and strategically important businesses with a proud track record of market leadership and innovation.
Massy said, “As Group EVP and CEO of the MMP, Ryan will oversee strategy and operations across all markets. He will lead the next phase of growth with a clear mandate to enhance our focus on people, customers, partners, and OEM relationships. His leadership will be pivotal in strengthening strategic alliances and delivering excellence across markets.”
