Ahc Group (7083) · RiskChanges in shareholdings and valuation
Risk of declines in the value of investment securities due to the financial condition of a capital and business alliance partner and market prices
First written in FY2024. . Latest entry: FY2025.
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Market Price and Issuer Credit Risk of SecuritiesA theme 130 companies write about · 130 as a headwind · 0 as a tailwind
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- FY2025Changes in shareholdings and valuationAnnual report
「The investment securities consist of shares held in connection with business or capital alliances and other arrangements with business partners, and are exposed to the risk of declines in value due to their financial condition and to fluctuations in market prices.」
The balance of investment securities decreased from ¥89.177 million to ¥80.243 million. The number of shares in 株式会社manaby increased from 50,000 to 100,000, bringing their carrying value to ¥65.243 million, while following the conversion of 株式会社パパゲーノ into a wholly owned subsidiary, their classification changed to shares in an affiliated company. - FY2024First statedAnnual report
「The investment securities consist of shares held in connection with business or capital alliances and other arrangements with business partners, and are exposed to the risk of declines in value due to their financial condition and to fluctuations in market prices.」
For investment securities acquired in connection with capital and business alliances and other arrangements, the risk of declines in value due to the partner's financial condition and the risk of market price fluctuations are described for the first time as separate financial instrument risks.