Regulatory, Foreign Exchange and Credit Risks Associated with Overseas Business Expansion
First written in FY2016. 5 of 6 entries say "Restated". Latest entry: FY2024.
The whole theme swung hardest in 2025: 72 of 117 companies on the "Worse" side.
73 other companies' latest entry also says "Restated".
- FY2024RestatedAnnual report
「Although the group plans to expand its business globally, entering overseas markets may expose it to factors including unexpected changes in laws and regulations by the governments of individual countries, changes in social, political and economic conditions, credit risks involving business partners due to differing business practices, the presence of competitors and differences in the treatment of intellectual property rights, and foreign-exchange fluctuations. If these factors cause the group's business expansion and its results to differ from initial forecasts, they could affect the group's performance.」
The group continues to face interconnected risks associated with overseas expansion, including regulatory, political and economic, credit, intellectual property, competitive and foreign-exchange risks. - FY2023RestatedAnnual report
「Although the group plans to expand its business globally, entering overseas markets may expose it to factors including unexpected changes in laws and regulations by the governments of individual countries, changes in social, political and economic conditions, credit risks involving business partners due to differing business practices, the presence of competitors and differences in the treatment of intellectual property rights, and foreign-exchange fluctuations. If these factors cause the group's business expansion and its results to differ from initial forecasts, they could affect the group's performance.」
The group continues to face interconnected risks associated with overseas expansion, including regulatory, political and economic, credit, intellectual property, competitive and foreign-exchange risks. - FY2020RestatedAnnual report
「Although the group plans to expand its business globally, entering overseas markets may expose it to factors including unexpected changes in laws and regulations by the governments of individual countries, changes in social, political and economic conditions, credit risks involving business partners due to differing business practices, the presence of competitors and differences in the treatment of intellectual property rights, and foreign-exchange fluctuations. If these factors cause the group's business expansion and its results to differ from initial forecasts, they could affect the group's performance.」
The group continues to disclose interconnected risks associated with overseas expansion, including regulatory, political and economic, credit, intellectual property, competitive and foreign-exchange risks. - FY2019RestatedAnnual report
「Although the group plans to expand its business globally, entering overseas markets may expose it to factors including unexpected changes in laws and regulations by the governments of individual countries, changes in social, political and economic conditions, credit risks involving business partners due to differing business practices, the presence of competitors and differences in the treatment of intellectual property rights, and foreign-exchange fluctuations. If these factors cause the group's business expansion and its results to differ from initial forecasts, they could affect the group's performance.」
The group continues to disclose interconnected risks associated with overseas expansion, including regulatory, political and economic, credit, intellectual property, competitive and foreign-exchange risks. - FY2017RestatedAnnual report
「Although the group plans to expand its business globally, entering overseas markets may expose it to factors including unexpected changes in laws and regulations by the governments of individual countries, changes in social, political and economic conditions, credit risks involving business partners due to differing business practices, the presence of competitors and differences in the treatment of intellectual property rights, and foreign-exchange fluctuations. If these factors cause the group's business expansion and its results to differ from initial forecasts, they could affect the group's performance.」
The group continues to face interconnected risks associated with overseas expansion, including regulatory, credit, competitive, intellectual property and foreign-exchange risks. - FY2016First statedAnnual report
「Although we plan to expand our business globally, entering overseas markets may expose us to factors including unexpected changes in laws and regulations by the governments of individual countries, changes in social, political and economic conditions, credit risks involving business partners due to differing business practices, the presence of competitors and differences in the treatment of intellectual property rights, and foreign-exchange fluctuations. If these factors cause our business expansion and its results to differ from initial forecasts, they could affect our performance.」
While planning to expand overseas, the company identifies regulatory, political and economic, credit, intellectual property, competitive and foreign-exchange risks as interconnected risks.