The document this correction applies to
Timely disclosureWhat was corrected and how
A subsequent correction by the company to the contents of an already published filing.
Financial Results Briefing Materials for the Fiscal Year Ended January 2026
Open the original documentAs the corrections cover numerous sections, the complete revised version is attached, with the corrected sections underlined.
¥17,254 million (revenue for the fiscal year ended January 2026)
The correction from principal transactions to transactions conducted as an agent offsets revenue and cost of sales and has no impact on profit or loss.
In recording revenue, the Company recognizes transactions conducted as an agent on a net basis, representing the fee equivalent. It was newly discovered that some transactions that should have been recorded on a net basis had been recorded on a gross basis. Accordingly, the revenue for the fiscal year ended January 2026 in the financial results briefing materials for that fiscal year is being corrected.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Disclosure subject to correction | Financial Results Briefing Materials for the Fiscal Year Ended January 2026 |
| Original disclosure date | 17 March 2026 |
| Location of correction | As the corrections cover numerous sections, the complete revised version is attached, with the corrected sections underlined. |
| Details of correction | Not disclosed → ¥17,254 million (revenue for the fiscal year ended January 2026) |
| Reason for correction | In recording revenue, the Company recognizes transactions conducted as an agent on a net basis, representing the fee equivalent. It was newly discovered that some transactions that should have been recorded on a net basis had been recorded on a gross basis. Accordingly, the revenue for the fiscal year ended January 2026 in the financial results briefing materials for that fiscal year is being corrected. |
| Impact on Business Performance | The correction from principal transactions to transactions conducted as an agent offsets revenue and cost of sales and has no impact on profit or loss. |
The reasons the company gives
The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.It was newly discovered that some transactions conducted as an agent, which should have been recognized on a net basis when recording revenue, had been recognized on a gross basis. The correction offsets revenue and cost of sales, and therefore has no impact on profit or loss.