Agreements reached under this partnership
Capital and Business Alliance- 1
A business to convert rural service stations, repair shops, underutilised land, commercial facilities, accommodation facilities and other regional hubs into mobility hubs with multiple functions, including rental cars, EV charging, vehicle maintenance, cafés, retail sales, tourist information, logistics and disaster preparedness
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Weekly and monthly rental cars for corporate customers, rental cars for tourists, packages combining hotel accommodation with vehicle use, vehicle management and fleet services
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Demonstration projects in Narita, Kaga, Aso and other areas agreed by the parties
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Collaboration with local governments, financial institutions, petroleum wholesalers, service-station operators, tourism operators, logistics operators and other partners
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Investment in, M&A involving, and the formation of jointly funded companies or funds related to the regional mobility business
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Businesses incidental or related to the preceding items
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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 impact on results for the fiscal year ending March 2027 is currently expected to be immaterial. The specific business scale, investment amount and earnings plans have not been finalised.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Name of alliance partner | MURAKI CORPORATION |
| Alliance partner's business activities | Sales of automotive-related products |
| Alliance partner's location | Tama, Tokyo |
| Alliance partner's capital | ¥100 million |
| Alliance partner's net sales | ¥7,825.424 million (fiscal year ending March 2026) |
| Alliance partner's operating income | ¥137.105 million (fiscal year ending March 2026) |
| Type of alliance | Capital and Business Alliance |
| Details of the alliance | A business to convert rural service stations, repair shops, underutilised land, commercial facilities, accommodation facilities and other regional hubs into mobility hubs with multiple functions, including rental cars, EV charging, vehicle maintenance, cafés, retail sales, tourist information, logistics and disaster preparedness, Weekly and monthly rental cars for corporate customers, rental cars for tourists, packages combining hotel accommodation with vehicle use, vehicle management and fleet services, Demonstration projects in Narita, Kaga, Aso and other areas agreed by the parties, Collaboration with local governments, financial institutions, petroleum wholesalers, service-station operators, tourism operators, logistics operators and other partners, Investment in, M&A involving, and the formation of jointly funded companies or funds related to the regional mobility business, Businesses incidental or related to the preceding items |
| Number of shares acquired | 180,000 shares (12.25% of issued shares excluding treasury shares; 12.25% voting rights ownership ratio) |
| Acquisition price | ¥450,000,000 (¥2,500 per share) |
| Shareholding ratio | Not disclosed → 12.25％ |
| Date of board resolution | 15 September 2026 |
| Contract Date | 15 September 2026 |
| Share Acquisition Date and Payment Date | 17 September 2026 (予定) |
| Impact on Business Performance | The impact on results for the fiscal year ending March 2027 is currently expected to be immaterial. The specific business scale, investment amount and earnings plans have not been finalised. |
| Change in major shareholders | 有限会社ドリーム・ワークス 12.25% → 株式会社倉敷ロイヤルアートホテル 12.25% |
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 address the decline in service stations in rural areas, the lack of secondary transportation in tourist destinations and the increase in underutilised real estate, the parties will combine MURAKI CORPORATION's expertise in the automotive-related business with ストライダーズ's business foundation in hotels, real estate, investment and regional revitalisation, and rebuild regional hubs as regional infrastructure with multiple revenue sources. In addition, the parties determined that it would be effective for ストライダーズグループ to hold shares in MURAKI CORPORATION and align the interests of the two companies in order to advance the initiative over the medium to long term on an ongoing basis.