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Notice Regarding the Recording of Extraordinary Loss

In the consolidated financial statements, an impairment loss of ¥113 million on goodwill related to consolidated subsidiary Greenroom株式会社 was recognized as an extraordinary loss. In the non-consolidated financial statements, a valuation loss of ¥150 million on shares in the company and a ¥50 million provision for allowance for doubtful accounts relating to loans to the company were also recognized.

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Recognition of an impairment loss in the consolidated financial statements, and a valuation loss on shares in an affiliated company and a provision for allowance for doubtful accounts relating to an affiliated company in the non-consolidated financial statements

Subject Entity

Consolidated subsidiary Greenroom株式会社 (Mirai Works Inc. as the entity subject to the non-consolidated losses)

Target Locations / Products

Media operated by Greenroom株式会社, its PR and advertising business, goodwill related to shares in the company, shares in the company, and loans to the company

OccurrenceThe third-quarter consolidated accounting period of the fiscal year ending September 2026 (specific date: Not disclosed)
This disclosure08/14/2026
Cause

Following policy changes and other developments in the United States since the beginning of the second Trump administration, companies, particularly large Japanese companies, became increasingly cautious about ESG messaging. This reduced demand for PR and advertising as companies refrained from promoting their environmental initiatives, while the focus of corporate ESG investment also shifted toward practical responses, such as disclosure and compliance with relevant systems.

Amount of Impact on Business Performance

An impairment loss of ¥113 million was recognized as an extraordinary loss in the consolidated financial statements. In the non-consolidated financial statements, a valuation loss of ¥150 million on shares in an affiliated company and a ¥50 million provision for allowance for doubtful accounts relating to an affiliated company were each recognized as extraordinary losses.

Accounting period in which recognized

The third-quarter consolidated accounting period and the third-quarter accounting period of the fiscal year ending September 2026

Impact on Earnings Forecast

Refer to the "Summary of Third-Quarter Financial Results for the Fiscal Year Ending September 2026 [Japanese GAAP] (Consolidated)" and the "Notice Regarding Revisions to Consolidated Earnings Forecasts" announced today. The revised figures are not included in this document.

Outlook

The valuation loss on shares in an affiliated company and the provision for allowance for doubtful accounts relating to an affiliated company recognized in the non-consolidated financial statements will be eliminated on consolidation. Accordingly, the only impact on consolidated results will be the ¥113 million impairment loss recognized for accounting purposes in the consolidated financial statements. Refer to the related materials announced on the same day for the impact of this matter on the consolidated earnings forecast.

Event that occurred
ItemDetails
Event nameRecognition of an impairment loss in the consolidated financial statements, and a valuation loss on shares in an affiliated company and a provision for allowance for doubtful accounts relating to an affiliated company in the non-consolidated financial statements
Date of occurrenceThe third-quarter consolidated accounting period of the fiscal year ending September 2026 (specific date: Not disclosed)
Subject EntityConsolidated subsidiary Greenroom株式会社 (Mirai Works Inc. as the entity subject to the non-consolidated losses)
Target Locations / ProductsMedia operated by Greenroom株式会社, its PR and advertising business, goodwill related to shares in the company, shares in the company, and loans to the company
CauseFollowing policy changes and other developments in the United States since the beginning of the second Trump administration, companies, particularly large Japanese companies, became increasingly cautious about ESG messaging. This reduced demand for PR and advertising as companies refrained from promoting their environmental initiatives, while the focus of corporate ESG investment also shifted toward practical responses, such as disclosure and compliance with relevant systems.
Amount of Impact on Business PerformanceAn impairment loss of ¥113 million was recognized as an extraordinary loss in the consolidated financial statements. In the non-consolidated financial statements, a valuation loss of ¥150 million on shares in an affiliated company and a ¥50 million provision for allowance for doubtful accounts relating to an affiliated company were each recognized as extraordinary losses.
Accounting period in which recognizedThe third-quarter consolidated accounting period and the third-quarter accounting period of the fiscal year ending September 2026
Impact on Earnings ForecastRefer to the "Summary of Third-Quarter Financial Results for the Fiscal Year Ending September 2026 [Japanese GAAP] (Consolidated)" and the "Notice Regarding Revisions to Consolidated Earnings Forecasts" announced today. The revised figures are not included in this document.
OutlookThe valuation loss on shares in an affiliated company and the provision for allowance for doubtful accounts relating to an affiliated company recognized in the non-consolidated financial statements will be eliminated on consolidation. Accordingly, the only impact on consolidated results will be the ¥113 million impairment loss recognized for accounting purposes in the consolidated financial statements. Refer to the related materials announced on the same day for the impact of this matter on the consolidated earnings forecast.
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Amid a more cautious approach by large companies to ESG messaging in response to policy changes in the United States and other factors, demand for PR and advertising declined as companies refrained from promoting their environmental initiatives. In addition, corporate ESG investment shifted toward practical responses, such as disclosure and compliance with relevant systems. As a result, Greenroom株式会社's PR and advertising business was affected significantly more than expected, and it was determined that realizing the excess earning power initially projected would be difficult.

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