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Company split
Implementation1 October 2026 (scheduled)
Going forwardThe company split is scheduled to be carried out on 1 October 2026
AmountAssets 759; liabilities 759 (the unit cannot be determined from the body of the document)
Quantity / scaleRatios relating to shares of the successor company: 46.16%, 53.84%; assets 4,616; liabilities 5,384 (the unit cannot be determined from the body of the document)
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Matter Covered | Company split |
| Implementation Date | 1 October 2026 (scheduled) |
| Amount | Assets 759; liabilities 759 (the unit cannot be determined from the body of the document) |
| Quantity / scale | Ratios relating to shares of the successor company: 46.16%, 53.84%; assets 4,616; liabilities 5,384 (the unit cannot be determined from the body of the document) |
| Future plans | The company split is scheduled to be carried out on 1 October 2026 |
Items this document does not state (8)
Decision-Making BodyDecision DatePeriod CoveredImpact on Business PerformanceReasonGoverning RuleRelated previous disclosures
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The reasons the company gives
The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.Other than the fact that this is a statutory prior disclosure concerning a company split, the purpose and reason for the split cannot be determined from the body of the document.
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