Agreements reached under this partnership
Capital and Business Alliance- 1
The parties will build a payment platform using “JPYC,” a digital payment instrument issued by JPYC株式会社, and aim to expand it into services for external companies, such as payment processing and incentive distribution, in the future.
- 2
By developing and providing as an application the Company’s proprietary wallet for using JPYC, the parties will enable low-cost loyalty programs and campaigns using stablecoins, including the immediate distribution of rewards, and aim to expand the number of businesses that will provide priority support for the Company’s operations.
- 3
The parties aim to automate operations through the use of smart contracts. This will enable automatic payment execution linked to confirmation of delivery completion, through the integration of GPS and certificate data, and is intended to substantially reduce manual processes such as invoice reconciliation, approval, and remittance processing. In addition to lowering administrative costs, the parties aim to minimize human error and delays.
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This indicates whether the companies will do more than work together, such as holding each other’s shares or seconding personnel (capital and business alliance).
The specific impact on results for the fiscal year ending March 2027 is currently expected to be immaterial. If any matter requiring disclosure arises, the Company will disclose it promptly.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Name of alliance partner | JPYC株式会社 |
| Alliance partner's business activities | Issuance of electronic payment instruments under the funds transfer business and related businesses |
| Alliance partner's location | Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo |
| Alliance partner's capital | ¥3,171 million (as of 30 April 2026) |
| Alliance partner's net sales | ¥1 million (fiscal year ended July 2023), ¥8 million (fiscal year ended July 2024), ¥3 million (fiscal year ended July 2025) |
| Alliance partner's operating income | Operating loss of ¥268 million (fiscal year ended July 2023), Operating loss of ¥243 million (fiscal year ended July 2024), Operating loss of ¥612 million (fiscal year ended July 2025) |
| Type of alliance | Capital and Business Alliance |
| Details of the alliance | The parties will build a payment platform using “JPYC,” a digital payment instrument issued by JPYC株式会社, and aim to expand it into services for external companies, such as payment processing and incentive distribution, in the future., By developing and providing as an application the Company’s proprietary wallet for using JPYC, the parties will enable low-cost loyalty programs and campaigns using stablecoins, including the immediate distribution of rewards, and aim to expand the number of businesses that will provide priority support for the Company’s operations., The parties aim to automate operations through the use of smart contracts. This will enable automatic payment execution linked to confirmation of delivery completion, through the integration of GPS and certificate data, and is intended to substantially reduce manual processes such as invoice reconciliation, approval, and remittance processing. In addition to lowering administrative costs, the parties aim to minimize human error and delays. |
| Number of shares acquired | 116,000 B1-class preferred shares; 2.9% voting rights ownership ratio of the Company (excluding potential shares) |
| Acquisition price | ¥1,001,080,000 (¥8,630 per B1-class preferred share) |
| Shareholding ratio | 0 shares; 0% → 2.9% (excluding potential shares) |
| Date of board resolution | 22 July 2026 |
| Contract Date | 22 July 2026 |
| Alliance start date | 30 July 2026 (scheduled) |
| Share Acquisition Date and Payment Date | 30 July 2026 (scheduled) |
| Impact on Business Performance | The specific impact on results for the fiscal year ending March 2027 is currently expected to be immaterial. If any matter requiring disclosure arises, the Company will disclose it promptly. |
Items this document does not state (7)
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The reasons the company gives
The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.To reduce bank transfer fees and payment processing times, which are challenges in the logistics industry, and to promote labor saving, more efficient logistics operations, and higher-value-added logistics services.