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| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Transaction name | Merger of Wholly Owned Subsidiaries |
| Date of board resolution | 22 May 2026 |
| Contract Date | 22 May 2026 |
| Execution Date / Effective Date | 1 April 2027 (scheduled) |
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Counterparty nameName of the Subject CompanyBusiness Description of the Subject CompanyLocation of the Subject CompanyCapital Stock of the Subject CompanyDate of Establishment of the Subject CompanyNet Sales of the Subject CompanyOperating Profit of the Subject CompanyNet Income of the Subject CompanyNet Assets of the Subject CompanyAcquisition priceExpenses other than the acquisition priceType of ConsiderationMerger ratio/share exchange ratioTender offer priceMinimum number of shares to be purchasedTender offer periodNumber of shares acquiredVoting rights ownership percentageFunding arrangementsGoodwill amountAmount of extraordinary income (loss)Impact on Business PerformanceValuation methodologyIndependent valuation institutionSpecial CommitteeConditions Precedent to ExecutionManagement structure after acquisition
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