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Notice Regarding Settlement of PAGA Litigation Against a Consolidated Subsidiary and Recognition of an Extraordinary Loss (Update on Previously Disclosed Matter)

The Company decided to settle the PAGA lawsuit against GDC with the plaintiffs for US$647,000. In connection with this, the Company will recognize an extraordinary loss of ¥101 million in the third quarter of the fiscal year ending December 2026, but will not revise its full-year earnings forecast.

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Settlement of a PAGA lawsuit against a consolidated subsidiary in California, United States, and recognition of an extraordinary loss

Subject Entity

Global-Dining Inc. of California(GDC)

Target Locations / Products

GDC in California, United States; approximately 1,140 employees who worked at GDC during the applicable period

OccurrenceLawsuit filing date: 22 March 2024; memorandum execution date: 28 October 2026
14 days later
Awareness or receipt of noticeService date: 5 April 2024
Litigation / administrative actionLawsuit filing date: 22 March 2024; memorandum execution date: 28 October 2026
This disclosure10/29/2026
Cause

The plaintiffs claim that there were violations of labor laws and other matters, but the Company and GDC have not admitted the plaintiffs' claims or legal liability.

Related procedures

Type

PAGA lawsuit, settlement and approval proceedings before a US court

Court or authority

US court

Plaintiff

1 former GDC employee residing in California, United States (representative plaintiff)

Defendant

Global-Dining Inc. of California(GDC)

Claim amount / surcharge amount

Settlement payment of US$647,000 (¥101 million)

Amount of Impact on Business Performance

¥101 million recognized as an extraordinary loss related to the lawsuit

Accounting period in which recognized

Third quarter of the fiscal year ending December 2026

Impact on Earnings Forecast

Already reflected in the full-year consolidated earnings forecast announced on 12 February 2026; no revision to the earnings forecast

Outlook

Subject to execution of the settlement agreement and formal approval proceedings before a US court, the Company plans to deposit the full settlement payment with a third-party administrator by 29 December 2026. The lawsuit will then be dismissed after the funds are distributed.

Event that occurred
ItemDetails
Event nameSettlement of a PAGA lawsuit against a consolidated subsidiary in California, United States, and recognition of an extraordinary loss
Date of occurrenceLawsuit filing date: 22 March 2024; memorandum execution date: 28 October 2026
Date recognized / date notice receivedService date: 5 April 2024
Subject EntityGlobal-Dining Inc. of California(GDC)
Target Locations / ProductsGDC in California, United States; approximately 1,140 employees who worked at GDC during the applicable period
CauseThe plaintiffs claim that there were violations of labor laws and other matters, but the Company and GDC have not admitted the plaintiffs' claims or legal liability.
Amount of Impact on Business Performance¥101 million recognized as an extraordinary loss related to the lawsuit
Accounting period in which recognizedThird quarter of the fiscal year ending December 2026
Impact on Earnings ForecastAlready reflected in the full-year consolidated earnings forecast announced on 12 February 2026; no revision to the earnings forecast
Type of litigation or proceedingPAGA lawsuit, settlement and approval proceedings before a US court
Court or authorityUS court
Plaintiff1 former GDC employee residing in California, United States (representative plaintiff)
DefendantGlobal-Dining Inc. of California(GDC)
Date of filing / date of actionLawsuit filing date: 22 March 2024; memorandum execution date: 28 October 2026
Claim amount / surcharge amountSettlement payment of US$647,000 (¥101 million)
OutlookSubject to execution of the settlement agreement and formal approval proceedings before a US court, the Company plans to deposit the full settlement payment with a third-party administrator by 29 December 2026. The lawsuit will then be dismissed after the funds are distributed.
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Amount of receivables at risk of non-collection or delayed collectionSuspended operationsScheduled resumption dateInvestigation structureMeasures to prevent recurrenceDirectors' and officers' liabilityVoting rights ownership percentage before the changeVoting rights ownership percentage after the changePlanned follow-up disclosure

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To avoid increased legal and other costs associated with a prolonged lawsuit and achieve an early resolution. The Company also considered the legal risks specific to PAGA and the financial burden if the litigation were to continue for an extended period.

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