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M&A and Subsidiary Changes8439Tokyo Century CorporationFinancials (excluding banks)

Aviation Capital Group, a consolidated subsidiary, decides to order 75 Airbus aircraft

The consolidated subsidiary Aviation Capital Group has decided to order 75 A320neo-series aircraft from Airbus and has entered into a contract. Delivery is scheduled from 2032 through 2035.

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This transaction

Order for 75 A320neo-series aircraft
CounterpartyAirbus S.A.S
Disclosing companyTokyo Century Corporation
Subject of this transaction
Date of board resolution15 October 2026 (US time; 16 October 2026 Japan time)
Contract Date15 October 2026 (US time; 16 October 2026 Japan time)
Execution Date / Effective Date2035 (scheduled completion of deliveries)
Consideration and expenses
Acquisition priceThe purchase price cannot be disclosed under the confidentiality agreement
Impact on Business Performance

The impact on consolidated results for the fiscal year ending March 2027 will be minor.

This transaction
ItemDetails
Transaction nameOrder for 75 A320neo-series aircraft
Counterparty nameAirbus S.A.S
Acquisition priceThe purchase price cannot be disclosed under the confidentiality agreement
Impact on Business PerformanceThe impact on consolidated results for the fiscal year ending March 2027 will be minor.
Date of board resolution15 October 2026 (US time; 16 October 2026 Japan time)
Contract Date15 October 2026 (US time; 16 October 2026 Japan time)
Execution Date / Effective Date2035 (scheduled completion of deliveries)
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Against a backdrop of growing demand for passenger transportation and replacement demand for next-generation aircraft, strong demand for narrow-body aircraft is expected as short- and medium-haul routes continue to expand even after deliveries begin. The company also states that it aims to maximize profitability and asset efficiency and reduce its environmental impact by upgrading to fuel-efficient next-generation aircraft.

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