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Other Disclosures3461Palma Co.,Ltd.Real estate

BPO service backlog exceeds 140,000 cases

The outstanding backlog of BPO services with delinquency guarantees for self-storage operators reached 140,813 cases as of the end of March 2026. The number of new contracts signed in March 2026 also reached 3,812, a new monthly record.

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Announced details

BPO services with delinquency guarantees (an integrated offering comprising delinquency guarantees, collection services, payment reminders, and abandoned-property handling)
Applicable field (uses covered by this announcement)

Operations of self-storage operators, delinquency guarantees, collection services, payment reminders, abandoned-property handling, and operational efficiency improvements

What the company reported numerically
Usage history

Backlog of 140,813 cases as of the end of March 2026; 3,812 new contracts signed in March 2026

Relationship between the counterparty and the company
Palma Co.,Ltd.3461
Relationship with the Company

Services provided by the Company to self-storage operators

Impact on Business Performance

This is a stock-based business that generates a stable accumulation of revenue as the number of contracts grows, and the backlog exceeding 140,000 cases is said to indicate an expansion of the revenue base. The specific impact on results is Not disclosed

The company does not address Contract Value / Offering price.

Announced details
ItemDetails
Names of Products / Services CoveredBPO services with delinquency guarantees (an integrated offering comprising delinquency guarantees, collection services, payment reminders, and abandoned-property handling)
Relationship with the CompanyServices provided by the Company to self-storage operators
Applicable areaOperations of self-storage operators, delinquency guarantees, collection services, payment reminders, abandoned-property handling, and operational efficiency improvements
Usage historyBacklog of 140,813 cases as of the end of March 2026; 3,812 new contracts signed in March 2026
Impact on Business PerformanceThis is a stock-based business that generates a stable accumulation of revenue as the number of contracts grows, and the backlog exceeding 140,000 cases is said to indicate an expansion of the revenue base. The specific impact on results is Not disclosed
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CounterpartyCounterparty overviewContract ValueOffering priceContract DateLaunch dateAward/certification nameAwarding / certifying bodyRegistration number and expiry dateLocationLocation scaleQuantitative EffectsSource

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The reasons the company gives

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As the self-storage market expands, demand for more efficient business operations and outsourcing is increasing, accelerating the adoption of the Company's services. The Company stated that its delinquency guarantees, comprehensive outsourcing of operational functions, and DX-driven efficiency improvements are being recognized as sources of added value.

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