Worth reading
49Recurring
Scored from 2 of 5 sectionsDirection
Neutral
Direction inferred from the company’s description.Scale
52
Voting rights ownership ratio (%)Wording
Definitive
How definitive the wording is.Governance structure
Controlling shareholder
GMO internet group,Inc., voting rights ownership ratio: 52.00%52.00%Voting rights
direct ownership: 52.00%; aggregated ownership: 0.00%
When one company holds most of the voting rights, its wishes are more likely to prevail in management. How the interests of minority shareholders are protected is a key issue.
Number of directorsTotal: 9 directors, of whom the number of outside directors is Not disclosed
Changes this time
No changes from the previous report are described.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Number of directors | Total: 9 directors, of whom the number of outside directors is Not disclosed |
| Controlling shareholder | GMO internet group,Inc., voting rights ownership ratio: 52.00% (direct ownership: 52.00%; aggregated ownership: 0.00%) |
| Changes this time | No changes from the previous report are described. |
Items this document does not state (5)
Corporate Governance StructureNumber of independent officersCommitteePolicy on cross-shareholdingsTakeover defenses
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The reasons the company gives
The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.The parent company is a controlling shareholder because it owns 52.00% of the voting rights in the Company. Accordingly, the Company discloses its relationship with the parent company, transaction status, and the status of measures to protect minority shareholders.
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