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Statutory Post-Transaction Disclosure Document (Merger) (Solekia Platz Co., Ltd.)

ソレキア株式会社 absorbed its wholly owned subsidiary ソレキア・プラッツ株式会社 in a merger that became effective on 1 October 2026. ソレキア assumed all of the subsidiary's assets, liabilities, rights and obligations, and no merger consideration was paid.

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Decision and Details

Absorption-type merger with ソレキア株式会社 as the surviving company and ソレキア・プラッツ株式会社 as the absorbed company

Decision18 June 2026 (date of execution of the merger agreement)
Period CoveredFrom 1 October 2026 onward
Implementation1 October 2026 (effective date; completed)
Going forwardRegistration of the amendment under Article 921 of the Companies Act is scheduled for 1 October 2026
AmountMerger consideration: None paid. Other merger amounts are Not disclosed
Quantity / scaleOne company, ソレキア・プラッツ株式会社, absorbed in the merger. Wholly owned subsidiary, 100.0% ownership
Reason

Because ソレキア・プラッツ株式会社 was a wholly owned subsidiary of ソレキア株式会社

Impact on Business Performance

The Company determined that ソレキア is expected to be able to perform its obligations following the merger. The specific amount of the impact on results is Not disclosed

Decision and Details
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Matter CoveredAbsorption-type merger with ソレキア株式会社 as the surviving company and ソレキア・プラッツ株式会社 as the absorbed company
Decision Date18 June 2026 (date of execution of the merger agreement)
Implementation Date1 October 2026 (effective date; completed)
Period CoveredFrom 1 October 2026 onward
AmountMerger consideration: None paid. Other merger amounts are Not disclosed
Quantity / scaleOne company, ソレキア・プラッツ株式会社, absorbed in the merger. Wholly owned subsidiary, 100.0% ownership
Impact on Business PerformanceThe Company determined that ソレキア is expected to be able to perform its obligations following the merger. The specific amount of the impact on results is Not disclosed
ReasonBecause ソレキア・プラッツ株式会社 was a wholly owned subsidiary of ソレキア株式会社
Governing RuleCompanies Act, Article 801, Paragraph 1; Ordinance for Enforcement of the Companies Act, Article 200; Companies Act, Articles 784, 785, 787, 789, 796, Paragraph 2, 797, 799 and 921
Related previous disclosuresAbsorption-type merger agreement executed on 18 June 2026; “Matters Disclosed in Advance Regarding the Absorption-Type Merger” dated 24 August 2026
Future plansRegistration of the amendment under Article 921 of the Companies Act is scheduled for 1 October 2026
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As SPZ was a wholly owned subsidiary of ソレキア, the Company states that no merger consideration was paid and that simplified and abbreviated merger procedures were used. Regarding the performance of obligations after the merger, the Company states that assets are expected to exceed liabilities by a sufficient margin and that no circumstances currently expected to impede performance have been identified.

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