Details of issuance or disposal
Share consolidation
Consolidation of 618,000 common shares into 1 share
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Type of issuance or disposal | Share consolidation |
| Number of shares to be issued or disposed of | Consolidation of 618,000 common shares into 1 share |
| Total number of issued shares | Undetermined before the effective date → 14 shares |
| Stock Split Ratio | This is a consolidation of 618,000 shares into 1 share, not a conversion of 1 share into 618,000 shares. Effective date: 13 November 2026 (予定) |
| Procedures under the Corporate Code of Conduct | To be submitted to the extraordinary general meeting of shareholders scheduled for 20 October 2026. An independent special committee was established, and a third-party valuation institution, law firm and financial adviser were appointed. A written report was obtained from the special committee. |
| Major shareholders after the offering | 株式会社Orsay and 有限会社カツコーポレーション are expected to be the only shareholders. Ownership ratio: Not disclosed |
| Impact on Business Performance | The company believes that reducing listing maintenance costs and allocating some of the resulting resources to human resource development will enable it to improve corporate value over the medium to long term. Following delisting, the company may no longer be able to raise funds through equity financing, but it does not currently anticipate such a need. |
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The reasons the company gives
The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.To make the company's shares private, with only the tender offeror and 有限会社カツコーポレーション as shareholders. In addition, because the total number of issued shares will be 14 after the consolidation, it will no longer be necessary to specify the number of shares constituting one unit. The company also cites the reduction of listing maintenance costs following delisting and the resulting ability to pursue improvements in corporate value over the medium to long term as reasons.