Tay Two (7610) · PolicyOrderly sale of TORICO shares
Assessing the rationale for strategic shareholdings
First written in FY2023. . Latest entry: FY2026.
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- FY2026Orderly sale of TORICO sharesAnnual report
「Following the exclusion from the equity method, the company holds the shares for the purpose of rationalising its holdings and is proceeding with their sale in stages.」
After ending the capital and business alliance with TORICO and being excluded from the equity method, the company disclosed a policy of selling its 700,000 shares in stages for the purpose of rationalising its holdings. - FY2023First statedAnnual report
「The company's basic policy regarding so-called cross-shareholdings is to hold shares only where there is a reasonable rationale for doing so. The reasonableness of each holding will be assessed by examining its profitability, whether the benefits and risks associated with holding it are commensurate with the cost of capital, and the purpose of the holding, including maintaining and strengthening business relationships.」
The company has newly disclosed a policy of limiting cross-shareholdings to cases with a reasonable rationale and having the Board of Directors review them based on profitability, benefits, risks and the cost of capital, among other factors.