Japan Stock IR Daily – June 26, 2026 (29 reports)

• Business Engineering Co., Ltd. announced a partial correction to its “Consolidated Financial Results for the Fiscal Year Ended March 31, 2026 (Japanese GAAP)” on June 26, 2026.
• The reason for the correction is that some errors were found in the description of the financial results announced on May 12, 2026.
• The corrected section is “Summary Information 2. Dividends.”
• Numerical data in XBRL format has also been corrected.
• While a “Before Correction” and “After Correction” comparison table is provided, the specific numerical changes are not clearly indicated in this IR, as the underlined sections show no apparent differences in values.

This correction indicates that an error was found in the previously announced financial results regarding the dividend situation. For investors, the accuracy of corporate disclosure is crucial, and therefore, the context and process of such corrections may be worth monitoring. However, as the “Before Correction” and “After Correction” tables in this IR document do not explicitly show changes in the values despite being underlined, investors may need to refer to the revised full financial results for precise details of the corrections.

• Nihon Hume Corporation has resolved to acquire all shares of Chubu Kiso Co., Ltd., making it a wholly-owned subsidiary.
• Chubu Kiso, established in 1981 and located in Ichinomiya City, Aichi Prefecture, primarily engages in piling and civil engineering works.
• Nihon Hume will acquire 20,000 shares, resulting in a 100% voting rights ownership post-acquisition.
• The scheduled effective date for the share transfer is August 1, 2026.
• The company anticipates a minor impact on its consolidated financial results for the fiscal year ending March 2027 from this transaction.

This acquisition appears to be a strategic move for Nihon Hume to strengthen its foundation business, a core component of its “26-30 Plan.” Integrating Chubu Kiso’s expertise and track record could enhance Nihon Hume’s nationwide construction capabilities, addressing labor shortages in the construction sector and fostering an integrated design, manufacturing, and construction framework. The initiative also aims to accelerate R&D by leveraging on-site knowledge, potentially advancing ICT construction management systems and developing new construction methods.

• Aqmos Co., Ltd. announced the final financial results for its unlisted parent company, Conseil T.I. Co., Ltd., for the fiscal year ended March 2026.
• Conseil T.I. Co., Ltd. is engaged in asset management, with a voting rights ownership ratio of 24.9% in Aqmos as of December 31, 2025.
• Hideo Iijima, Representative Director of the parent company, owns 100% of Conseil T.I.’s issued shares.
• As of March 31, 2026, the balance sheet shows total assets of ¥1,009,600 thousand and total net assets of ¥711,511 thousand.
• For the fiscal year from April 1, 2025, to March 31, 2026, the income statement reported net sales of ¥17,304 thousand, ordinary income of ¥58,353 thousand, and net income of ¥50,522 thousand.

This IR provides insights into the financial performance of Aqmos’s unlisted parent company. While indirect, the parent company’s financial results may offer a reference point for minority shareholders to assess the overall stability and future prospects of the group. The fact that the parent company’s primary business is asset management and that Aqmos’s Representative Director holds all its shares could also be noteworthy for understanding the corporate group’s structure.

• Densan Co., Ltd.’s parent company, Shin-etsu Broadcasting Co., Ltd., finalized its full-year financial results for the fiscal year ended March 2026 on June 26, 2026.
• According to Shin-etsu Broadcasting’s consolidated balance sheet, as of March 31, 2026, total assets were ¥41,931 million, total liabilities were ¥5,761 million, and total net assets were ¥36,170 million.
• For the period from April 1, 2025, to March 31, 2026, the consolidated income statement shows net sales of ¥7,118 million, operating income of ¥288 million, and net income attributable to parent company shareholders of ¥1,990 million.
• Shin-etsu Broadcasting Co., Ltd. holds a 39.3% voting rights ownership in Densan Co., Ltd. (including 2.4% indirect ownership) as of March 31, 2026. Furthermore, Densan’s Director, Mr. Masayoshi Watanabe, concurrently serves as Shin-etsu Broadcasting’s Representative Director and President.
• The consolidated cash flow statement indicates cash inflows from operating activities of ¥1,096 million, cash outflows from investing activities of ¥946 million, and cash outflows from financing activities of ¥147 million.

The disclosure of the parent company’s financial results provides important insights for Densan investors into the overall financial health of the group. The parent company’s consolidated net income and cash flow trends are particularly noteworthy, as they may influence Densan’s business environment and future strategies. The detailed disclosure of human and transactional relationships between Densan and Shin-etsu Broadcasting also helps to clarify the nature of their corporate ties.

• Daisue Construction Co., Ltd. announced the financial results of its non-listed parent company (other affiliated company), Misawa Homes Co., Ltd.
• Misawa Homes Co., Ltd. holds a 19.6% voting rights stake in Daisue Construction.
• Misawa Homes Co., Ltd. has a capital of 11,892 million yen and its business activities include the manufacturing and sale of building materials, as well as the design, contracting, construction, and supervision of architectural, civil engineering, exterior, and landscaping projects.
• As of March 31, 2026, the sole major shareholder of Misawa Homes Co., Ltd. is Prime Life Technologies Corporation, holding 100.0% of the total outstanding shares.
• Misawa Homes Co., Ltd.’s executive board as of June 2025 includes President & CEO Tetsuya Sakuo, along with a total of 7 directors and 2 auditors.

The disclosure of financial information for Misawa Homes, a non-listed affiliated company, by publicly traded Daisue Construction provides investors with crucial insights into the financial health and governance structure of a related entity. The fact that Prime Life Technologies Corporation is the sole major shareholder of Misawa Homes and that several executives have backgrounds from Toyota Motor Corporation and Panasonic Corporation may suggest potential strategic alignments or operational synergies within the broader group. This level of transparency in reporting is likely to enhance investors’ understanding of the overall group structure and potential influences on Daisue Construction’s operations.

• G-FORLIFE announced partial corrections to its “FY2026 March Earnings Report [Japanese GAAP] (Non-consolidated)” on June 26, 2026, which was originally disclosed on May 14, 2026.
• The reason for the correction is stated as revisions made during the preparation of the FY2026 March Annual Securities Report.
• The company explicitly stated that these corrections have no impact on profit or loss.
• Key corrections include:
• The number of housing units handed over in the condominium business was revised from 312 to 311 (an increase of 16 units year-on-year, previously 17 units). Consequently, the total number of handed over units was also adjusted from 405 to 404.
• “Income taxes paid” in the overview of cash flows from operating activities was revised from 418,453 thousand yen to 406,229 thousand yen.
• In the Cash Flow Statement, “Interest and dividends received” was revised from △2,471 thousand yen to △5,225 thousand yen, “Increase/decrease in other current liabilities (△ indicates decrease)” from 10,942 thousand yen to △1,281 thousand yen, and “Subtotal” from 272,126 thousand yen to 257,147 thousand yen. Additionally, “Increase/decrease in time deposits (△ indicates increase)” was rephrased as “Expenditures for time deposits.”

This correction indicates that numerical adjustments were made after the initial earnings announcement during the preparation of the annual securities report. While there is no impact on profit or loss, changes in the number of condominium units handed over and specific figures in the cash flow statement are details that investors should note when evaluating the company’s operational activities and cash movements. Revisions in the detailed items of the cash flow statement, in particular, may offer insights into the company’s financial management and tax processing practices.

• Marks Life Co., Ltd. announced its H1 FY2026 financial results (November 1, 2025 – April 30, 2026) on June 26, 2026.
• For the interim period, the company reported sales of JPY 4,785 million, operating income of JPY 54 million, an ordinary loss of JPY 45 million, and a net loss of JPY 31 million.
• Basic earnings per share for H1 FY2026 was reported as △28.16 yen.
• As of the end of H1 FY2026, total assets amounted to JPY 5,742 million, net assets JPY 560 million, and the equity ratio was 9.8%.
• The full-year performance forecast (sales JPY 10,000 million, operating income JPY 300 million, ordinary income JPY 150 million, net income JPY 100 million) remains unchanged from the most recently published figures.

While the company achieved sales exceeding JPY 4.7 billion and positive operating income in the interim period, it recorded an ordinary loss and net loss. This could be attributed to increased short-term borrowings associated with a significant increase in real estate for sale and real estate under development, indicating active business expansion. With the full-year forecast maintained, the company’s performance in the second half of the fiscal year may be a key area for investors to monitor.

• DIJET Industries Co., Ltd. announced on June 26, 2026, the signing of a business alliance agreement with Fuji Die Co., Ltd.
• The alliance focuses on alloys that reduce the usage of critical minerals, specifically tungsten and cobalt.
• The objectives of this partnership include increasing recognition and expanding sales channels for DIJET’s “Cermet” and Fuji Die’s “Susteroy” as alternative materials, mitigating geopolitical risks, enhancing profitability, and mutually improving corporate value.
• As the first phase of the alliance, Fuji Die will sell DIJET’s “Cermet” as a raw material or as processed tools/dies to customers, leveraging both companies’ sales networks.
• This disclosure was made voluntarily as it does not meet the Tokyo Stock Exchange’s timely disclosure standards.

In an environment of ongoing supply concerns and price increases for tungsten, a key raw material for cemented carbide, this alliance highlighting DIJET’s “Cermet” technology, developed over many years to reduce tungsten use, may bring renewed market attention to the company’s technological capabilities. The reduction in critical mineral usage could contribute to long-term business stability by addressing geopolitical risks, which is a factor worth monitoring for investors.

• Fuji Dies Corporation announced the signing of a business alliance agreement with Dijet Industrial Co., Ltd. on June 26, 2026.
• The alliance focuses on alloys that reduce the usage of critical minerals, specifically tungsten and cobalt.
• As the first phase of the partnership, Fuji Dies will sell “Cermetall,” manufactured by Dijet Industrial, either as raw material or processed tools/dies to customers.
• Future plans include exploring sales channel expansion for Fuji Dies’ “Susteroy” alloy through both companies’ sales networks.
• This disclosure was made voluntarily as it does not meet the Tokyo Stock Exchange’s timely disclosure standards.

Amid increasing geopolitical risks associated with tungsten and cobalt, key raw materials for cemented carbide, this alliance to expand sales channels for their critical mineral-reduced alloys could contribute to supply stability and enhanced corporate value. The immediate integration of Dijet Industrial’s “Cermetall” into Fuji Dies’ offerings may suggest a synergistic approach to market penetration and brand recognition. Investors may find it worth monitoring how this strategic partnership develops and its potential impact on financial performance beyond the fiscal year ending March 2027.

• Fukui Computer Holdings Co., Ltd. announced that the merger agreement with Daitec Holdings Co., Ltd. was approved as proposed at its Ordinary General Meeting of Shareholders.
• The proposal for a partial amendment to the Articles of Incorporation, including a change of trade name, was also approved as proposed at the same Ordinary General Meeting of Shareholders.
• Daitec Holdings’ Ordinary General Meeting of Shareholders also approved the merger agreement as proposed on June 19, 2026.
• The merger is scheduled to take effect on April 1, 2027, at which time the company’s trade name will change to “D&F Group Corporation” (English: “D&F Group Corporation”).

This announcement indicates that Fukui Computer Holdings has completed a crucial step towards its merger with Daitec Holdings. The approval by both companies’ shareholders suggests that the merger and the change to the new trade name are proceeding as planned. This development confirms to the market that the integration process is concretely moving forward towards the scheduled effective date of April 1, 2027.

• Osaki Electric Co., Ltd. resolved to introduce a shareholder benefit program at its Board of Directors meeting held on June 26, 2026.
• The program targets shareholders holding 100 shares or more of the company’s common stock, as recorded in the shareholder register as of the end of September each year.
• The first record date for this program is September 30, 2026.
• The benefit content is an online electronic gift, “Digital Gift®,” awarded based on the number of shares held: JPY 1,000 equivalent for 100-999 shares, and JPY 5,000 equivalent for 1,000 shares or more.
• Delivery of the benefit is scheduled for late October 2026 via direct mail, with a redemption deadline of January 31, 2027, 23:59.

This announcement suggests the company aims to enhance its investment appeal and encourage long-term shareholding, aligning with its commitment to shareholder returns. The choice of an online electronic gift may offer convenience and flexibility for shareholders, potentially increasing the attractiveness of the program. With the first record date set for September 30, 2026, it will be worth monitoring how this new program might influence the company’s shareholder base and market sentiment.

• Palemo Holdings (2778) announced its consolidated financial results for the first quarter of the fiscal year ending February 2027 (February 21, 2026 to May 20, 2026).
• Revenue for the period was ¥3,361 million, a decrease of 0.7% compared to the same period in the previous year.
• The company recorded an operating income of ¥30 million, a turnaround from an operating loss of ¥14 million in the prior year’s first quarter.
• Ordinary income reached ¥24 million (vs. ordinary loss of ¥17 million year-on-year), and net income attributable to parent company shareholders was ¥11 million (vs. net loss of ¥24 million year-on-year).
• Basic earnings per share for the quarter were ¥1.01, compared to a loss of ¥2.06 in the previous year’s first quarter.
• The consolidated full-year earnings forecast and dividend forecast remain unchanged from the most recently published figures.

• Ｇ－アクセルＭ announced on June 26, 2026, the summary of the Q&A session from its Q2 FY2026 institutional investor and analyst briefing held on June 18, 2026.
• CEO Matsukawa identified shortcomings in sustaining the business trajectory and adapting after the advertising business’s strong performance during the COVID-19 pandemic, alongside difficulties in securing self-funding for the still-investing healthcare and trading card businesses.
• CFO Murakami noted that while the 29th and 30th stock options raised over-anticipated funds (a cumulative 1,132 million yen), the failure to improve the performance of subsidiaries acquired with these funds was a regrettable outcome.
• Key factors contributing to unmet initial expectations in business initiatives included delays in establishing the revenue base for the trading card business and insufficient funding secured at the time of acquiring Wellness More Laboratories Inc. shares.
• CEO Matsukawa attributed the lack of speed to delays in deciding which business would serve as a core pillar amidst continuous losses, and the time required to establish business models and accumulate operational know-how for new ventures in healthcare and trading card retail.
• Looking ahead, support from CONVANO Co., Ltd., which possesses expertise in the healthcare domain, is expected to mark a significant turning point for Ｇ－アクセルＭ’s healthcare business, fostering greater growth.

This IR release provides a transparent overview of the company’s past operational challenges and management’s reflections. The frank discussion regarding the inability to capitalize on a temporary boom, difficulties in generating synergy from acquired subsidiaries, and delays in new business launches, objectively highlights areas where the company acknowledges its shortcomings. The strategic alliance with CONVANO in the healthcare sector could potentially serve as a pivotal moment for Ｇ－アクセルＭ’s growth trajectory, suggesting a clear strategic shift moving forward.

• HEROZ Corporation announced a correction to a portion of its “Consolidated Financial Results for the Fiscal Year Ended April 30, 2026 (Japanese GAAP)” initially disclosed on June 12, 2026.
• The correction was due to the reclassification of the contingent consideration payment of 55,165 thousand yen for the acquisition of Tiffany.com, which was initially recorded under “Cash flows from operating activities” but should have been classified under “Cash flows from investing activities” in the consolidated cash flow statement.
• As a result, “Cash flows from operating activities” for the fiscal year ended April 30, 2026, was revised from 592 million yen (unaudited) to 647 million yen (audited).
• Similarly, “Cash flows from investing activities” was revised from 33 million yen (unaudited) to △21 million yen (audited).
• The company stated that this correction does not have a significant impact on the consolidated balance sheet, consolidated statement of income, consolidated statement of comprehensive income, or consolidated statement of changes in equity.

This correction primarily concerns a reclassification within the cash flow statement, indicating an accounting adjustment rather than a fundamental change in the company’s operational cash generation. For investors, understanding the proper allocation of cash flows, particularly between operating and investing activities, is crucial for assessing a company’s financial health and strategic capital deployment. The shift of a significant M&A-related payment from operating to investing activities provides a more accurate picture of the company’s investment expenditures.

• Fullcast Holdings Co., Ltd. announced the finalization of the acquisition cost for shares of RGF Talent Solutions Co., Ltd. and RGF International Recruitment Holdings Limited, a matter previously disclosed on January 22, 2026.
• The acquisition involves 1,126,966 common shares of RGF Talent Solutions Co., Ltd. (100.0% voting rights) and 661,224,386 common shares of RGF International Recruitment Holdings Limited (100.0% voting rights).
• The total acquisition cost is JPY 5,278 million, comprising JPY 5,271 million for the common shares of both companies and JPY 7 million for advisory fees and other expenses.
• The share value component of the acquisition cost was determined based on a third-party valuation and deemed fair and appropriate by Fullcast HD’s Board of Directors.
• Following this acquisition, both RGF Talent Solutions Co., Ltd. and RGF International Recruitment Holdings Limited will become wholly-owned subsidiaries of Fullcast HD.

This IR provides the definitive acquisition cost, an important step in the previously announced subsidiary acquisition process. The finalization of the acquisition cost for RGF Talent Solutions and RGF International Recruitment Holdings could allow investors to assess the precise financial impact on Fullcast HD’s balance sheet. This development suggests the completion of the acquisition process, which may lead to a clearer picture of the synergy and strategic benefits for the company.

• Yoshicon’s parent company, Wise Co., Ltd., announced its financial results for the fiscal year ended March 2026.
• As of March 31, 2026, Wise Co., Ltd.’s balance sheet shows total assets of ¥3,029,743 thousand and total net assets of ¥1,633,012 thousand.
• For the period from April 1, 2025, to March 31, 2026, Wise Co., Ltd. reported sales revenue of ¥151,323 thousand, an operating loss of △¥107,441 thousand, and a net profit of ¥68,033 thousand.
• Yoshicon holds 35.85% of Wise Co., Ltd.’s voting rights as of March 31, 2026, and two directors serve concurrently in both companies.
• The top five major shareholders of Wise Co., Ltd. are Naoaki Yoshida (51.50%), Tatsushi Yoshida (21.33%), Yoko Yoshida (12.32%), Miki Yoshida (11.22%), and Kokoro Yoshida (2.85%).

The disclosure of the parent company Wise Co., Ltd.’s financial results provides important insights for understanding Yoshicon’s financial health and management structure. Given Wise Co., Ltd.’s real estate leasing business and its capital, human, and transactional relationships with Yoshicon, it may be worth considering its potential influence on Yoshicon’s business operations. Furthermore, the composition of Wise Co., Ltd.’s board of directors and its major shareholders could suggest aspects of its governance structure and family-controlled nature.

• ImageONE Co., Ltd. announced on June 26, 2026, its decision to acquire a 51% stake in 2nd SKIN LABS Inc. (USA) by subscribing to a third-party allotment, making it a consolidated subsidiary.
• The total acquisition value is JPY 180,478,188 (USD 1,128,249) for 208,164 shares.
• ImageONE will also establish “ENERGY SKIN JAPAN Co., Ltd.” on July 1, 2026, as a wholly-owned subsidiary to facilitate 2nd SKIN LABS’ full-scale entry into the Japanese market.
• 2nd SKIN LABS Inc. specializes in the development and commercialization of mineral-infused high-performance textiles and non-powered smart wearables, with proprietary technology confirmed for blood flow improvement in US clinical trials.
• This acquisition and new company establishment aim to jointly cultivate a new “medical x smart textile” domain and expand ImageONE’s medical DX solutions.

ImageONE’s strategic move to acquire 2nd SKIN LABS Inc. and enter the “medical x smart textile” sector marks a significant expansion beyond its existing medical DX solutions. This integration of advanced textile technology with ImageONE’s established medical industry base could open new market opportunities. The proven blood flow improvement technology of 2nd SKIN LABS Inc. suggests potential for enhancing patient quality of life and indicates a long-term growth investment for ImageONE.

• Esclipto Energy announced corrections to its “Non-consolidated Financial Results for the Fiscal Year Ended March 31, 2026 (Japanese GAAP)” initially published on May 14, 2026.
• The reclassification involves changing the “New Share Subscription Right Issuance Expenses” under non-operating expenses in the income statement to “Share Issuance Expenses, etc.,” with no change in the amount.
• In the cash flow statement, “Cash Flows from Operating Activities” was corrected from ¥81 million to ¥350 million.
• “Cash Flows from Financing Activities” was corrected from ¥4,873 million to ¥4,604 million.
• Errors in the stated investment amount within significant subsequent events have also been corrected.

These corrections primarily involve a reclassification of an income statement item and numerical adjustments in the cash flow statement. The upward revision of cash flows from operating activities and the downward revision of cash flows from financing activities may suggest a shift in the company’s financial dynamics concerning its operational funding and capital structure. Investors may wish to analyze the revised financial statements to understand the full implications of these changes on the company’s financial health and cash management.

• Technohorizon Co., Ltd. announced a partial correction to its “Consolidated Financial Results for the Fiscal Year Ended March 31, 2026 [Japanese GAAP]” initially disclosed on May 8, 2026.
• The reason for the correction is that the initial announcement contained preliminary figures before the audit by accounting auditors, and subsequent revisions were identified.
• The primary corrections are within the summary information, specifically “1. Consolidated Operating Results for the Fiscal Year Ended March 31, 2026 (April 1, 2025 – March 31, 2026) (3) Consolidated Cash Flow Statement.”
• “Cash flows from operating activities” were revised from 4,012 million JPY (pre-correction) to 4,513 million JPY (post-correction).
• “Cash and cash equivalents at end of period” were revised from 4,594 million JPY (pre-correction) to 4,688 million JPY (post-correction).
• Other consolidated cash flow figures were also adjusted: “Cash flows from investing activities” from 131 million JPY to 132 million JPY, and “Cash flows from financing activities” from △3,176 million JPY to △3,582 million JPY.

This correction indicates that preliminary financial figures were updated after further review, a common practice before final audited reports. The upward revision in cash flows from operating activities could suggest a stronger operational cash generation capacity than initially reported. Investors might also monitor the impact of the updated cash and cash equivalents balance on the company’s liquidity and short-term financial position.

• Otake Co., Ltd. announced on June 26, 2026, that the disclosure of its financial results for the fiscal year ending May 2026 is expected to be delayed beyond 50 days from the fiscal year-end.
• The original scheduled disclosure date was July 14, 2026.
• The delay is attributed to the ongoing investigation by a special investigation committee.
• This investigation addresses issues regarding the appropriateness of revenue recognition for a portion of sales recorded in the current fiscal year, specifically concerning agent transactions, as previously announced on May 25, 2026, and June 3, 2026.
• The revised scheduled date for the financial results announcement and the findings of the special investigation committee will be disclosed promptly once determined and received.

The establishment of a special investigation committee indicates a focus on ensuring the appropriateness of accounting practices, which is crucial for corporate transparency and investor confidence. A delay in financial results disclosure may temporarily limit information available to investors for assessing the company’s performance and financial health. Investors may wish to monitor future updates regarding the investigation’s progress and the subsequent release of financial information.

• Naito Co., Ltd. announced its consolidated financial results for the first quarter of the fiscal year ending February 2027 (March 1, 2024, to May 31, 2024).
• Consolidated net sales for the quarter amounted to ¥13,110 million, representing an 18.7% increase compared to the same period last year.
• Consolidated operating profit was ¥324 million, marking a 388.1% increase year-over-year.
• Consolidated ordinary profit reached ¥345 million, an increase of 338.1% from the prior year’s first quarter.
• Net profit attributable to owners of parent was ¥235 million, up 340.8% year-over-year.
• By product category, sales of cutting tools were ¥7,268 million (+34.4% YoY), measurement products were ¥1,220 million (+25.7% YoY), and industrial machinery/machine tools were ¥4,621 million (△0.9% YoY).

• Kikusui Chemical Industries announced on June 26, 2026, a restatement of a portion of its “Consolidated Financial Results for the Fiscal Year Ended March 31, 2026 [Japanese GAAP]” originally disclosed on May 14, 2026.
• The reason for the restatement is the discovery of an error in the Consolidated Statements of Changes in Equity after its submission.
• The correction specifically pertains to numerical data within the “Acquisition of treasury shares,” “Disposal of treasury shares,” and “Transfer from capital surplus to retained earnings” sections of the Consolidated Statements of Changes in Equity.
• Post-correction, the acquisition of treasury shares is △35,175 thousand yen, disposal of treasury shares is 10,744 thousand yen, and the transfer from capital surplus to retained earnings is – thousand yen.
• This restatement does not impact the final figures for capital stock, capital surplus, retained earnings, treasury shares, total shareholders’ equity, total changes for the period, period-end balance, or other comprehensive income, non-controlling interests, and total net assets.

This restatement, primarily correcting specific account entries without altering the overall final figures of the consolidated financial statements, suggests that it does not reflect a fundamental change in the company’s financial health or profitability. Investors may focus on the fact that the impact of these corrections is limited to specific line items within the statement of changes in equity, with no wider implications for key financial indicators. Such corrections can be viewed as part of the ongoing process to ensure accounting accuracy.

• SDS Holdings Co., Ltd. announced corrections to a part of its “Consolidated Financial Results for the Fiscal Year Ended March 2026 (Japanese GAAP) [Consolidated]” disclosed on May 15, 2026.
• The corrections were prompted by the discovery of errors in the attached documents, specifically the “Consolidated Cash Flow Statement,” “Changes in Presentation,” “Notes to Segment Information,” and “Notes to Revenue Recognition.”
• The specific pages affected by the corrections are P12, P14, P16, and P17 of the attached materials.
• In the Consolidated Cash Flow Statement, the “Increase/decrease in advances paid (△ indicates increase)” for the previous consolidated fiscal year (April 1, 2024 to March 31, 2025) was corrected from “―” to “△27,062 thousand yen.”
• Similarly, “Other” under “Cash flows from operating activities” for the previous consolidated fiscal year was corrected from “△919 thousand yen” to “26,142 thousand yen.”
• Regarding changes in presentation, “Increase/decrease in advances paid (△ indicates increase),” previously included in “Other” for the previous consolidated fiscal year, is now separately presented from the current consolidated fiscal year due to its increased materiality. Consequently, △4,374 thousand yen in “Other” for the previous consolidated fiscal year was reclassified into “Increase/decrease in advances paid (△ indicates increase)” of △27,062 thousand yen and “Other” of 26,142 thousand yen.
• Additionally, “Share issuance costs,” previously presented separately, are now included in “Other” from the current consolidated fiscal year due to their decreased monetary materiality. This resulted in the reclassification of 3,454 thousand yen in “Share issuance costs” for the previous consolidated fiscal year into “Other.”

These corrections primarily involve numerical adjustments and changes in the presentation of certain items within the consolidated cash flow statement. The separate presentation of “Increase/decrease in advances paid” and the reclassification of “Other” for the previous consolidated fiscal year may suggest an aim to enhance the transparency of the company’s cash flow components. Investors may wish to re-evaluate the company’s cash flow position based on the revised figures provided in this announcement.

• Abalance announced on June 26, 2026, a decision by its Board of Directors to postpone the disclosure of its Q3 FY2026 and full-year FY2026 financial results.
• The company is also considering applying for an extension of the submission deadline for its 27th Annual Securities Report.
• The primary reason for the delay is the revised timeline for the investigation committee’s report, which is now expected to be received around mid-to-late June, as announced on May 29, 2026.
• The investigation report is anticipated to be received on June 30, 2026, with public disclosure expected in early July.
• The delayed financial results are now scheduled for release in late August 2026, with the Annual Securities Report expected to be submitted by August 31, 2026.

This development stems from delays in the investigation concerning accounting treatment, transaction realities, and internal control systems at its former consolidated subsidiary, Abit Co., Ltd. The company cites the need for thorough evaluation of the report’s impact on financial statements, additional audit procedures by the auditor, and time to determine if prior period restatements are necessary. Investors may want to monitor the forthcoming investigation results and subsequent financial disclosures for potential implications on the company’s financial standing.

• Nishimatsuya Chain Co., Ltd. announced its consolidated financial results for the first quarter of the fiscal year ending February 2027 (February 21, 2026 – May 20, 2026).
• For the first quarter, consolidated net sales were ¥54,554 million, operating income was ¥5,321 million, ordinary income was ¥5,471 million, and net income attributable to owners of parent was ¥3,768 million.
• As of the end of the first quarter, total assets stood at ¥162,048 million, net assets at ¥99,514 million, and the equity ratio at 61.2%.
• During the quarter, the company opened 12 new stores and closed 10, resulting in a total of 1,183 stores at the end of the first quarter.
• The consolidated earnings forecasts for the second quarter cumulative and full fiscal year ending February 2027 remain unchanged from those announced on April 2, 2026.

Nishimatsuya Chain has started preparing consolidated financial statements from the previous interim consolidated accounting period, thus year-on-year comparisons for the first quarter are not available. However, the reported first-quarter results show solid sales and profit figures, suggesting that the company’s aggressive store expansion and online store growth are contributing to its performance. Both apparel and general merchandise divisions performed well, which may indicate resilience in demand for baby and children’s products despite increased consumer cost-consciousness.

• Yamato Mobility & Mfg. Co., Ltd. announced on June 26, 2026, a partial correction to its “Consolidated Financial Results for the Second Quarter of the Fiscal Year Ending March 31, 2026 (Japanese GAAP)” originally disclosed on November 17, 2025.
• The correction was necessary due to errors in the aggregation of investment securities and affiliate stocks.
• This correction impacts certain numerical data in the “Interim Consolidated Balance Sheet” and “Interim Consolidated Cash Flow Statement.”
• In the Interim Consolidated Balance Sheet as of September 30, 2025, “Investment securities” were corrected from 44,747 thousand yen to 302,527 thousand yen, and “Affiliate stocks” from 258,903 thousand yen to 1,123 thousand yen.
• In the Interim Consolidated Cash Flow Statement for the period from April 1, 2025, to September 30, 2025, “Net cash provided by investing activities” changed from 147 million yen to “Net cash used in investing activities” of 465 million yen. Concurrently, “Proceeds from sale of shares of subsidiaries due to changes in scope of consolidation” of 185 million yen was changed to “Expenditure from sale of shares of subsidiaries” of 427 million yen.

This correction primarily stems from aggregation errors in specific accounts within the financial report, leading to significant changes in “Investment securities” and “Affiliate stocks” under “Investments and other assets” on the balance sheet. Consequently, the investing activities section of the cash flow statement has also been revised. Investors should carefully review the corrected figures to accurately understand the company’s financial position, as such amendments may highlight the importance of internal data management processes.

• Sotetsu Holdings Co., Ltd. resolved at its Board of Directors meeting on June 26, 2026, to dissolve the business alliance between the company, its subsidiary Sotetsu Rosen Co., Ltd., and Marubeni Corporation.
• The dissolution date of the business alliance is set for June 30, 2026.
• The alliance was formed in November 2008 to strengthen Sotetsu Rosen’s food supermarket business through enhanced sales promotions, expanded product assortments, and cost reviews.
• The reason for the dissolution is stated as a judgment that “this alliance has achieved certain results.”
• The dissolved alliance involved the dispatch of an executive officer from Marubeni to Sotetsu Rosen, and the provision and utilization of management resources and know-how held by the three companies.
• Sotetsu Holdings has stated that the impact of this business alliance dissolution on its consolidated and non-consolidated financial performance will be minor.

The dissolution of this long-standing business alliance, which lasted approximately 18 years, may suggest that the initial objectives have been met and that Sotetsu Rosen’s food supermarket business is ready for its next phase of independent operation. The company’s statement that the impact on financial performance will be minor indicates that this strategic change is not expected to cause significant financial fluctuations. Investors may view this as a sign of the subsidiary’s strengthened operational capabilities and a strategic realignment.

• G-Cybersecurity announced a re-correction to its timely disclosure document, “Partial Correction of Timely Disclosure Material ‘Q1 FY2026 Financial Results Briefing Material’,” on June 26, 2026.
• The correction pertains to the “Q1 FY2026 Financial Results Briefing Material” originally published on May 15, 2026.
• The specific section corrected is P35, under “Our Strengths ② Stable Revenue Structure,” specifically the “Number of Users and Product-specific Churn Rate (as of March 31, 2026).”
• The figure for “Attack Blocker user companies” has been revised from the original “1,007” to the corrected “1,397.”
• The updated material is available on the company’s website.

This correction updates a key metric related to one of the company’s primary services, “Attack Blocker,” by revising the number of user companies upwards as of March 31, 2026. This adjustment may provide a different perspective on the scale of its user base compared to the previously disclosed figures in the Q1 financial results presentation. Investors might consider how this revised metric could influence their assessment of the company’s reported revenue structure and growth trajectory.

• G-Meek Co. announced a partial correction to its “FY2026 Q4 Financial Results Presentation Material” on June 26, 2026.
• The correction pertains to the original material released on May 13, 2026.
• The reason for the correction is stated as an identified error in the aggregation of revenue composition ratios under the “Business Composition” section.
• The corrected parts are indicated with an underline within the revised document.

This correction addresses an error in fundamental financial information, specifically the revenue breakdown in the financial results presentation. Investors may find it important to review the updated figures to ensure an accurate understanding of the company’s business segments. A prompt correction of past disclosure errors generally reflects a commitment to transparency in corporate reporting, which could be seen positively by the market.