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Introduction of a Shareholder Benefit Program
Period CoveredA shareholder benefits program with 30 September of each year as the benefits record date (end date Not disclosed)
Implementation30 September 2026 (first shareholder benefits record date; scheduled)
Going forwardWith 30 September 2026 as the first record date, details of the application procedures and other matters will be provided to eligible shareholders in early December together with documents relating to the interim dividend. From record dates on or after 30 September 2027, the number of shares held will be determined taking the 2026 stock split into account.
AmountV Points: ¥5,000 equivalent for Category 1 and ¥30,000 equivalent for Category 2; yen time deposit maximum deposit amount: ¥10 million or less
Quantity / scaleShares held: 100 or more or 1,000 or more (from record dates on or after 30 September 2027, 200 or more or 2,000 or more, taking the 2026 stock split into account); continuous holding period: 1 year or more or 5 years or more; interest-rate increase: 1.0% per annum; deposit term: 3 months
Reason
Further expansion of the investor base, promotion of long-term shareholding, and improved understanding of SMBC Group's businesses through the use of Olive
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Matter Covered | Introduction of a Shareholder Benefit Program |
| Implementation Date | 30 September 2026 (first shareholder benefits record date; scheduled) |
| Period Covered | A shareholder benefits program with 30 September of each year as the benefits record date (end date Not disclosed) |
| Amount | V Points: ¥5,000 equivalent for Category 1 and ¥30,000 equivalent for Category 2; yen time deposit maximum deposit amount: ¥10 million or less |
| Quantity / scale | Shares held: 100 or more or 1,000 or more (from record dates on or after 30 September 2027, 200 or more or 2,000 or more, taking the 2026 stock split into account); continuous holding period: 1 year or more or 5 years or more; interest-rate increase: 1.0% per annum; deposit term: 3 months |
| Reason | Further expansion of the investor base, promotion of long-term shareholding, and improved understanding of SMBC Group's businesses through the use of Olive |
| Related previous disclosures | A stock split of the common stock at a ratio of 1 share to 3 shares conducted on 1 October 2024; a stock split with 30 September 2026 as the record date and conducted effective 1 October of the same year (title Not disclosed) |
| Future plans | With 30 September 2026 as the first record date, details of the application procedures and other matters will be provided to eligible shareholders in early December together with documents relating to the interim dividend. From record dates on or after 30 September 2027, the number of shares held will be determined taking the 2026 stock split into account. |
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The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.To further expand the investor base and encourage more investors to hold the Company's shares over the long term, and to deepen shareholders' understanding of SMBC Group's businesses through their use of Olive.
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