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Notice Regarding a Stock Split, Partial Amendments to the Articles of Incorporation in Connection with the Stock Split, and Changes to the Shareholder Benefit Program

The Company's common shares will be split at a ratio of 2 shares for every 1 share, increasing the total number of issued shares from 10,265,480 to 20,530,960. In connection with this, the total number of authorized shares will be changed from 34 million to 68 million, and the shareholder benefit criteria after the share split will also be revised.

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2 shares for every 1 share
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Details of issuance or disposal

Share split (at a ratio of 2 shares for every 1 share)

発行・処分する株式数

Total number of issued shares before the share split: 10,265,480 shares; increase resulting from the split: 10,265,480 shares; total number of issued shares after the share split: 20,530,960 shares

Existing Shares and Increase
+100.00%Rate of increase
10,265,480 shares20,530,960Shares

Not applicable (the share split does not change ownership percentages)

The dilution rate shows what proportion the newly issued shares represent of the existing shares. The higher the proportion, the more the value and voting rights per share are diluted.

Stock Split Ratio2 shares for every 1 share; effective date: 1 October 2026
Details of issuance or disposal
ItemDetails
Type of issuance or disposalShare split (at a ratio of 2 shares for every 1 share)
Number of shares to be issued or disposed ofTotal number of issued shares before the share split: 10,265,480 shares; increase resulting from the split: 10,265,480 shares; total number of issued shares after the share split: 20,530,960 shares
Dilution RateNot applicable (the share split does not change ownership percentages)
Total number of issued shares10,265,480 shares → 20,530,960 shares(100%)
Stock Split Ratio2 shares for every 1 share; effective date: 1 October 2026
Items this document does not state (23)
Issue price and disposal priceTotal issue valueAmount of funds to be raisedEstimated issuance expensesSpecific use of fundsPayment dateIntended allotteeIntended allottee's holding policyBasis for determining the amount to be paidExercise priceExercise periodNumber of Stock Acquisition RightsTransfer restriction periodConditions for lifting transfer restrictionsReason for acquisition without considerationCategories and Number of Persons CoveredTotal Stock-Based CompensationUnderwriter / lead underwriterOverallotmentProcedures under the Corporate Code of ConductMost recent equity financingMajor shareholders after the offeringImpact on Business Performance

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The reasons the company gives

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To lower the investment amount per trading unit through the share split, thereby improving the liquidity of the Company's shares and further broadening its investor base. In addition, to revise the benefit criteria in connection with the share split and introduce new benefits for shareholders holding 100 or more but fewer than 200 shares after the split.

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