Details of issuance or disposal
Acquisition and cancellation of bond-type class shares
Acquisition: 70 shares; cancellation: 70 shares
The lower thin line represents the existing number of shares to which these shares will be added.
No change in the total number of issued common shares
No change in the total number of issued common shares
The dilution rate shows what proportion the newly issued shares represent of the existing shares. The higher the proportion, the more the value and voting rights per share are diluted.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Type of issuance or disposal | Acquisition and cancellation of bond-type class shares |
| Number of shares to be issued or disposed of | Acquisition: 70 shares; cancellation: 70 shares |
| Intended allottee | Acquisition counterparty: Development Bank of Japan Inc. (70 shares) |
| Dilution Rate | No change in the total number of issued common shares |
| Total number of issued shares | No change in the total number of issued common shares |
| Basis for determining the amount to be paid | Acquisition price per share: ¥101,506,581.60. Calculated in accordance with Article 9-5 of the Articles of Incorporation. Stock price benchmark, discount rate or premium rate: Not disclosed |
| Procedures under the Corporate Code of Conduct | Resolved at a Board of Directors meeting held on 21 July 2026 |
| Most recent equity financing | Timing 25 October 2022 / Type Third-party allotment of First Series Bond-Type Class Shares / Amount Total amount: ¥7 billion |
| Impact on Business Performance | The impact on the company’s and its consolidated results is immaterial |
Items this document does not state (19)
These are items the company does not state in this document. We do not leave them blank, nor fill them in from other sources or by inference.
The reasons the company gives
The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.To reduce the payment burden associated with preferred dividends on the First Series Bond-Type Class Shares, as profitability and shareholders’ equity have steadily recovered and further improvement in profitability is expected thereafter.