Nissha (7915) · FactUpdate to government subsidy amount
Government Support for Research, Analysis and Demonstration Experiments for New Businesses
First written in FY2024-H1. . Latest entry: FY2025.
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- FY2025Update to government subsidy amountAnnual report
「Government subsidies 60 44」
Government subsidies decreased from ¥60 million in the previous fiscal year to ¥44 million in the current fiscal year, primarily reflecting subsidies for technological innovation at overseas subsidiaries in the Industrial Materials segment. - FY2025-H1Change in the purpose of government subsidiesAnnual report
「This was mainly attributable to subsidies received by overseas consolidated subsidiaries in the “Industrial Materials” segment for corporate technological innovation.」
The Company recognized ¥39 million in government subsidies, and the description of their purpose changed from support for research and analysis and demonstration testing for new businesses in the same period of the previous year to subsidies for technological innovation at overseas subsidiaries in the Industrial Materials segment. - FY2024Update to government support amountAnnual report
「Government subsidies 60」
The Company recognized ¥60 million in government subsidies as government support for research and analysis and demonstration testing for new businesses in the “Other” segment. - FY2024-H1First statedAnnual report
「This was mainly attributable to the Company receiving government support for research and analysis and demonstration testing for new businesses, primarily in the “Other” segment.」
The Company recognized ¥51 million in government subsidies as other income and disclosed for the first time that it had received government support for research and analysis and demonstration testing for new businesses.