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Overview of the Share-Based Incentive Plan, Investment in Human Resources, and Performance Trends

The company explained to investors the details of its stock incentive plan and investment in human resources, as well as trends in its employee headcount, average annual salary, profit and earnings per share. It also stated its policy of continuing to invest in human resources and grant stock incentives in pursuit of higher corporate value.

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Overview of the Share-Based Incentive Plan, Investment in Human Resources, and Performance Trends

Period CoveredPerformance trends from fiscal 2010 through fiscal 2026 (plan), and initiatives since fiscal 2018
Going forwardThe company will continue investing in human resources, including the ongoing grant of stock incentives, and work to improve productivity and engagement, achieve its management strategy and enhance corporate value.
AmountRevenue and ordinary profit (¥ million), average annual salary (¥10,000), and earnings per share (¥)
Quantity / scaleEmployee stock ownership plan participation rate: 72% (as of June 2026); consolidated and non-consolidated employee headcount (people)
Reason

To increase incentives for sustainable growth in corporate value and promote value sharing with shareholders. The company also aims to secure and develop human resources, retain employees, improve productivity and increase operational efficiency.

Impact on Business Performance

Investment in and enhancement of human resources have established a structure that supports profit growth, and earnings per share have increased. The planned earnings per share for fiscal 2026 is ¥204.18.

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Matter CoveredOverview of the Share-Based Incentive Plan, Investment in Human Resources, and Performance Trends
Period CoveredPerformance trends from fiscal 2010 through fiscal 2026 (plan), and initiatives since fiscal 2018
AmountRevenue and ordinary profit (¥ million), average annual salary (¥10,000), and earnings per share (¥)
Quantity / scaleEmployee stock ownership plan participation rate: 72% (as of June 2026); consolidated and non-consolidated employee headcount (people)
Impact on Business PerformanceInvestment in and enhancement of human resources have established a structure that supports profit growth, and earnings per share have increased. The planned earnings per share for fiscal 2026 is ¥204.18.
ReasonTo increase incentives for sustainable growth in corporate value and promote value sharing with shareholders. The company also aims to secure and develop human resources, retain employees, improve productivity and increase operational efficiency.
Related previous disclosuresThe medium- to long-term management plan disclosed in 2018
Future plansThe company will continue investing in human resources, including the ongoing grant of stock incentives, and work to improve productivity and engagement, achieve its management strategy and enhance corporate value.
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The company explained that strengthening efforts to secure and develop human resources since fiscal 2015 helped retain employees, and that since 2018 it has established a structure capable of accumulating profits in line with revenue growth, leading to actual profit growth.

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