Details of issuance or disposal
Stock acquisition rights through solicitation (paid stock options)
505 rights (100 shares per right; 50,500 shares in total)
The height of each bar represents the proportion of shares received by each allottee. The thin line below represents the number of existing shares to which these shares are added.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Type of issuance or disposal | Stock acquisition rights through solicitation (paid stock options) |
| Number of shares to be issued or disposed of | 505 rights (100 shares per right; 50,500 shares in total) |
| Issue price and disposal price | The issue price per subscription right to shares is Not disclosed |
| Payment date | 10 July 2026 |
| Intended allottee | Category Directors of the company / Number of Employees 6 / Number of units 270 rights (27,000 shares), Category The Company's employees / Number of Employees 4 / Number of units 200 rights (20,000 shares), Category Directors of the company's subsidiaries / Number of Employees 1 / Number of units 35 rights (3,500 shares) |
| Number of Stock Acquisition Rights | Total number of rights issued: 505. Number of rights remaining unexercised: Not disclosed |
| Categories and Number of Persons Covered | Category Directors of the company / Number of Employees 6 / Number of allocated shares 27,000 shares, Category The Company's employees / Number of Employees 4 / Number of allocated shares 20,000 shares, Category Directors of the company's subsidiaries / Number of Employees 1 / Number of allocated shares 3,500 shares |
| Impact on Business Performance | The Company expects this matter to have no impact on its consolidated results for the fiscal year ending March 2027. |
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The reasons the company gives
The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.One employee of the Company became a director of the Company, and one director of a Company subsidiary declined the allocation.