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Statutory Post-Merger Disclosure Document (EIZO Agency Corporation)

EIZO Corporation absorbed its wholly owned subsidiary, EIZOエージェンシー株式会社, in a merger that took effect on 1 October 2026. EIZO Corporation succeeded to all assets, liabilities and other rights and obligations of EIZOエージェンシー株式会社.

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Decision and Details

Merger by absorption with EIZOエージェンシー株式会社

Decision12 May 2026 (date of execution of the merger agreement)
Implementation1 October 2026 (effective date and date of registration of the change; actual)
Going forwardAny changes will be disclosed without delay.
AmountMerger consideration: no shares, money or other consideration issued
Reason

As EIZOエージェンシー株式会社 is a wholly owned subsidiary of EIZO Corporation, no merger consideration will be issued. This disclosure is made to disclose the matters stipulated in Article 801, Paragraph 1 of the Companies Act and Article 200 of the Ordinance for Enforcement of the Companies Act.

Impact on Business Performance

Following the merger by absorption, EIZO Corporation's assets are expected to substantially exceed its liabilities, and no circumstances that would impede the performance of its obligations are currently anticipated.

Decision and Details
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Matter CoveredMerger by absorption with EIZOエージェンシー株式会社
Decision Date12 May 2026 (date of execution of the merger agreement)
Implementation Date1 October 2026 (effective date and date of registration of the change; actual)
AmountMerger consideration: no shares, money or other consideration issued
Impact on Business PerformanceFollowing the merger by absorption, EIZO Corporation's assets are expected to substantially exceed its liabilities, and no circumstances that would impede the performance of its obligations are currently anticipated.
ReasonAs EIZOエージェンシー株式会社 is a wholly owned subsidiary of EIZO Corporation, no merger consideration will be issued. This disclosure is made to disclose the matters stipulated in Article 801, Paragraph 1 of the Companies Act and Article 200 of the Ordinance for Enforcement of the Companies Act.
Governing RuleArticle 801, Paragraph 1; Articles 784-2, 785, 787, 789, 796, Paragraph 2, 796-2, 797, 799 and 782, Paragraph 1 of the Companies Act; Article 182 of the Ordinance for Enforcement of the Companies Act; and the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act
Related previous disclosuresStatutory Pre-Merger Disclosure Document (Merger) (EIZO Corporation), dated 4 August 2026
Future plansAny changes will be disclosed without delay.
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This is a statutory post-merger disclosure pursuant to Article 801, Paragraph 1 of the Companies Act and Article 200 of the Ordinance for Enforcement of the Companies Act. As this was a merger by absorption of a wholly owned subsidiary, no merger consideration was issued.

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