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Notice Regarding the Recognition of Non-Operating Income and Extraordinary Loss

In the first quarter of the fiscal year ending March 2027, the Company recognized a foreign exchange gain of ¥77 million as non-operating income due to fluctuations in exchange rates. At the same time, the Company recognized an impairment loss of ¥6 million on fixed assets related to research and development activities and other assets as an extraordinary loss.

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¥77 million (foreign exchange gain; separately, ¥6 million in extraordinary loss)
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Recognition of Non-operating Income and Special Loss

Subject Entity

Kudan Inc. (the Company)

OccurrenceFirst quarter of the fiscal year ending March 2027 (individual date Not disclosed)
This disclosure08/13/2026
Cause

The foreign exchange gain resulted from fluctuations in the exchange rates of the pound, euro and US dollar. The impairment loss resulted from a write-down in the value of acquired fixed assets related to research and development activities and other assets.

Amount of Impact on Business Performance

A foreign exchange gain of ¥77 million was recognized as non-operating income. An impairment loss of ¥6 million was recognized as an extraordinary loss.

Accounting period in which recognized

First quarter of the fiscal year ending March 2027

Event that occurred
ItemDetails
Event nameRecognition of Non-operating Income and Special Loss
Date of occurrenceFirst quarter of the fiscal year ending March 2027 (individual date Not disclosed)
Subject EntityKudan Inc. (the Company)
CauseThe foreign exchange gain resulted from fluctuations in the exchange rates of the pound, euro and US dollar. The impairment loss resulted from a write-down in the value of acquired fixed assets related to research and development activities and other assets.
Amount of Impact on Business PerformanceA foreign exchange gain of ¥77 million was recognized as non-operating income. An impairment loss of ¥6 million was recognized as an extraordinary loss.
Accounting period in which recognizedFirst quarter of the fiscal year ending March 2027
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Date recognized / date notice receivedTarget Locations / ProductsImpact on Earnings ForecastType of litigation or proceedingCourt or authorityPlaintiffDefendantDate of filing / date of actionClaim amount / surcharge amountAmount of receivables at risk of non-collection or delayed collectionSuspended operationsScheduled resumption dateInvestigation structureMeasures to prevent recurrenceDirectors' and officers' liabilityVoting rights ownership percentage before the changeVoting rights ownership percentage after the changeOutlookPlanned follow-up disclosure

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The foreign exchange gain resulted from fluctuations in the exchange rates of the pound, euro and US dollar. The impairment loss resulted from a write-down in the value of acquired fixed assets related to research and development activities and other assets.

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