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Governance8593Mitsubishi HC Capital Inc.Financials (excluding banks)

Corporate Governance Report 2026/06/30

As a company with an Audit & Supervisory Committee, the company updated information on the composition of the Board of Directors, the activities of each voluntary committee, the Board effectiveness evaluation, and its cross-shareholdings. It also reorganized the Board skills matrix and revised the compensation evaluation metrics in line with the 2028 Medium-Term Management Plan.

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Governance structure

Company with an Audit and Supervisory Committee
Controlling shareholder
There is no controlling shareholder.

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Board of Directors12 membersof which 7 outside58.3%
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OutsideIn-house

社外取締役は、その会社の出身ではない取締役です。半数の線を超えると、取締役会の多数を社外の人が占めることになります。The percentage represented by the dotted line was calculated from the publicly disclosed number of people.

Number of independent officers6Number

This is the number of people reported to the exchange as independent officers. Whether someone is an outside officer and whether they qualify as independent are separate determinations.

Committee4
Governance CommitteeNomination CommitteeCompensation CommitteeAudit and Supervisory Committee
Percentage of outside members A majority of the members of the Nomination Committee and Compensation Committee are independent outside directors. The chair of each committee is an independent outside director. The proportion for the Governance Committee is not disclosed. The Audit & Supervisory Committee has 3 independent outside directors out of 4 members.
Policy on cross-shareholdings

The company verifies the rationale for holding each cross-shareholding annually and, as a basic policy, sells shares where no rationale is recognized. Even where a rationale is recognized, the company may sell shares after considering risks such as market-price fluctuations and capital efficiency. The number of listed companies in which the company holds shares declined from 134 as of the end of March 2016 to 19 as of 31 March 2026.

Policy regarding shares of other companies held to maintain business relationships and for other purposes.

Takeover defenses

Not adopted.

Pre-agreed countermeasures in preparation for an unsolicited takeover attempt.

Changes this time

In formulating the 2028 Medium-Term Management Plan, the company reorganized its previous “desired state 10 years from now” as the “desired state for FY2031.” It organized the Board skills matrix into 9 items and added environmental performance and employee engagement as new KPIs for stock-based compensation. In the FY2025 effectiveness evaluation, the company identified as issues for FY2026 a new desired state 10 years from now, digital transformation, human capital development, and the appropriate form of corporate governance.

Governance structure
ItemDetails
Corporate Governance StructureCompany with an Audit and Supervisory Committee
Number of directorsTotal number 12 directors / Of which, outside 7 outside directors
Number of independent officers6 independent officers
CommitteeName Governance Committee, Nomination Committee, Compensation Committee, Audit and Supervisory Committee / Percentage of outside members A majority of the members of the Nomination Committee and Compensation Committee are independent outside directors. The chair of each committee is an independent outside director. The proportion for the Governance Committee is not disclosed. The Audit & Supervisory Committee has 3 independent outside directors out of 4 members.
Policy on cross-shareholdingsThe company verifies the rationale for holding each cross-shareholding annually and, as a basic policy, sells shares where no rationale is recognized. Even where a rationale is recognized, the company may sell shares after considering risks such as market-price fluctuations and capital efficiency. The number of listed companies in which the company holds shares declined from 134 as of the end of March 2016 to 19 as of 31 March 2026.
Takeover defensesNot adopted.
Controlling shareholderThere is no controlling shareholder.
Changes this timeIn formulating the 2028 Medium-Term Management Plan, the company reorganized its previous “desired state 10 years from now” as the “desired state for FY2031.” It organized the Board skills matrix into 9 items and added environmental performance and employee engagement as new KPIs for stock-based compensation. In the FY2025 effectiveness evaluation, the company identified as issues for FY2026 a new desired state 10 years from now, digital transformation, human capital development, and the appropriate form of corporate governance.

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To strengthen the Board of Directors’ oversight function, accelerate decision-making, enhance corporate value, and improve governance effectiveness in connection with the formulation of the 2028 Medium-Term Management Plan and the realization of the “desired state for FY2031.”

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