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Notice Regarding the Outflow of Funds at Our Mexican Subsidiary

The Mexican subsidiary mistakenly treated fraudulent transfer instructions from a third party impersonating the president as genuine, resulting in the outflow of US$857 thousand (approximately ¥136 million) through multiple transfers. The Company is pursuing fund recovery procedures, conducting an internal investigation and implementing measures to prevent recurrence.

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Fund outflow incident at the Company's Mexican subsidiary

Subject Entity

The Company's Mexican subsidiary

Target Locations / Products

The Company's Mexican subsidiary

Occurrence21 and 23 April 2026 (Mexico time)
2 days later
Awareness or receipt of noticeThe fraud was identified through internal verification on 25 April 2026 (Japan time)
This disclosure04/27/2026
Cause

A malicious third party impersonating the Company's Representative Director and President instructed the subsidiary to transfer funds to a designated account, and the funds were transferred after the instructions were mistakenly believed to be genuine.

Amount of Impact on Business Performance

Loss amount: US$857 thousand (approximately ¥136 million, as of 27 April 2026). The accounting classification for the impact on financial results is Not disclosed

Accounting period in which recognized

Fiscal year ending December 2026

Impact on Earnings Forecast

The impact of this incident on consolidated financial results for the fiscal year ending December 2026 is expected to be immaterial

Related procedures

Type

Notifications to the relevant authorities and consideration and implementation of legal measures

Court or authority

Relevant authorities

Company response

Investigation structure

Verification of the facts and an internal investigation are being conducted

Measures to prevent recurrence

Tightening the verification process for instructions purportedly issued by management or officers; reviewing fund transfer and payment approval processes, including those of overseas subsidiaries; and thoroughly raising awareness among and educating relevant officers and employees

Outlook

The Company will continue to take appropriate action, including assessing the possibility of recovering the funds

Planned follow-up disclosure

The Company will promptly disclose any matters that should be disclosed in the future.

Event that occurred
ItemDetails
Event nameFund outflow incident at the Company's Mexican subsidiary
Date of occurrence21 and 23 April 2026 (Mexico time)
Date recognized / date notice receivedThe fraud was identified through internal verification on 25 April 2026 (Japan time)
Subject EntityThe Company's Mexican subsidiary
Target Locations / ProductsThe Company's Mexican subsidiary
CauseA malicious third party impersonating the Company's Representative Director and President instructed the subsidiary to transfer funds to a designated account, and the funds were transferred after the instructions were mistakenly believed to be genuine.
Amount of Impact on Business PerformanceLoss amount: US$857 thousand (approximately ¥136 million, as of 27 April 2026). The accounting classification for the impact on financial results is Not disclosed
Accounting period in which recognizedFiscal year ending December 2026
Impact on Earnings ForecastThe impact of this incident on consolidated financial results for the fiscal year ending December 2026 is expected to be immaterial
Type of litigation or proceedingNotifications to the relevant authorities and consideration and implementation of legal measures
Court or authorityRelevant authorities
Investigation structureVerification of the facts and an internal investigation are being conducted
Measures to prevent recurrenceTightening the verification process for instructions purportedly issued by management or officers; reviewing fund transfer and payment approval processes, including those of overseas subsidiaries; and thoroughly raising awareness among and educating relevant officers and employees
OutlookThe Company will continue to take appropriate action, including assessing the possibility of recovering the funds
Planned follow-up disclosureThe Company will promptly disclose any matters that should be disclosed in the future.
Items this document does not state (10)
PlaintiffDefendantDate of filing / date of actionClaim amount / surcharge amountAmount of receivables at risk of non-collection or delayed collectionSuspended operationsScheduled resumption dateDirectors' and officers' liabilityVoting rights ownership percentage before the changeVoting rights ownership percentage after the change

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The reasons the company gives

The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.

A malicious third party impersonating the Company's Representative Director and President instructed the subsidiary to transfer funds to a designated account, and the representative of the Mexican subsidiary mistakenly believed the instructions were genuine.

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