Sep 18, 2026
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Japan's central bank lifted its overnight call rate guideline to around 1.25% from 1.0% on a 7-2 vote effective September 24, raised the rate it pays banks on reserves to match, and unanimously converted its ¥50tn climate-lending facility to a floating rate, with each bank's borrowing limit now tied to its own climate loan book and capped at ¥10tn.
Tokyo's Policy Crossroads: Yen, Budget and Tariffs
Japan's finance minister says Tokyo will not hesitate to join Washington in further coordinated yen-buying, and his ministry has replaced next year's budget-request ceiling with a test that scores each request by its effect on private investment and GDP.
Tokyo's Policy Crossroads: Yen, Budget and Tariffs
Japan's outgoing Economy, Trade and Industry Minister used his final press conference before the cabinet's resignation to say faithful execution of the Japan-US Strategic Investment Initiative, one of the conditions behind Washington's more than ¥2tn cut to threatened tariffs, was essential to avoid renewed tariff hikes, and that a record ¥51-per-liter fuel…
Dealmaking and Capital Moves
Kanematsu Electronics is buying full control of Yokohama's IDAJ, a model-based design and simulation software specialist, for about ¥39.4 billion, a bet that trading-house manufacturing IT can move upstream into engineering design work, even though two of the target's smaller units are lossmaking with negative net worth.
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Tokyo equities softened while the 10Y JGB yield nudged lower.
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Dealmaking and Capital Moves
Oasis Management's stake in Infomart has climbed to 20.13% from 19.00%, and the fund has already proposed asset disposals and a board reshuffle while reserving the right to push for delisting or a transaction handing an outside party majority voting control within the next year.
Dealmaking and Capital Moves
Cosel says demand for AI-related semiconductor manufacturing equipment helped its quarterly orders jump 155%, prompting Japan's power-supply maker to raise full-year operating-profit guidance by 72% to ¥2.3bn just three months after its last forecast.
Accounting and Governance Under the Microscope
Advance Create's shareholders' equity turned negative by ¥276mn and the Osaka insurance agency now expects a ¥391mn net loss for the year to September, reversing a previously guided ¥450mn profit, after a third-party investigation into improper accounting at an advertising subsidiary forced write-downs and a restatement of prior results.
Accounting and Governance Under the Microscope
A former finance chief at Sanyo Trading's US subsidiary, Sanyo Corporation of America, is suspected of diverting about $3.9 million (roughly ¥609mn) between June and September, caught only when staff matched bank records against the books, and the parent has now empanelled outside lawyers while the hit to earnings and any recovery remain undetermined.
OTAKE Corporation's special investigation committee found that trades routed through a rival probably breach Japan's Antimonopoly Act, a conclusion that forces a ¥477 million cut to reported sales for the year to May 2026 while leaving ordinary profit unchanged, with recurrence-prevention measures still to come.
FANUC completed its share-buyback program on September 17, 2026, having spent ¥49,999,790,800 of its ¥50bn cap, well ahead of the April 2027 deadline the board originally set.
Bridgestone retired 42,649,100 treasury shares on September 18, cutting its outstanding share count to 1,291,387,942 under a board plan approved in February, a cancellation of shares held in treasury rather than a new buyback.
Nippon Seiki closed its ¥9.98bn ToSTNeT-3 share buyback on September 18 at essentially its board-approved ceiling, and Alps Alpine sold its full 3,000,000-share block into the deal.
akippa's first earnings disclosure as a Tokyo Stock Exchange Standard company showed first-half operating profit running 78% ahead of its internal budget, past the 30% overall threshold it uses to trigger forecast revisions, yet the parking marketplace held its full-year guidance steady, with the board set to review the numbers once August results and…
Quantum Solutions canceled its first AI data-center hardware contract days after paying $8.3 million upfront, after the supplier said supply constraints would push delivery out to about 36 weeks, and the refund is still working its way back to the company's account.
LaSalle Logiport REIT is selling four logistics buildings in deals closing between this month and September 2027, and used the same disclosure day to raise its distribution forecast for the period to next February by a third to ¥4,282 per unit, crediting the sale gains and a unit buyback that shrinks its outstanding count to about 1.6 million units.
Ichigo Office REIT is selling its last two retail buildings, in Shibuya and Kamata, for as much as 1.8 times their book value, and using an estimated ¥2.5bn in combined gains to lift its per-unit distribution forecast 28% to ¥7,293, completing a pure-play office portfolio of 80 buildings.
Rakuten Group has registered up to ¥600bn in bond capacity running through September 2028, covering ordinary unsecured notes as well as dated and perpetual subordinated structures, though the filing leaves every coupon, price and issue size undetermined until specific offerings are priced.
Satsudora Holdings swung to a ¥157mn operating loss and dropped its full-year outlook as the drugstore chain's buyout tender offer clears the way for delisting, with store traffic, inbound sales and margins all softening in the quarter.
Kansai Electric powered down the Mihama Unit 3 reactor after workers found water dripping at three drops a second from a feedwater-heater valve fitting they could not isolate without a shutdown, and the utility has not set a restart date or identified a cause.
An individual identified only as "A" ran a layering scheme across three brokerages to move prices in three listed stocks over ten weeks in late 2023, and Japan's securities regulator now wants ¥6.27mn back by November 17.
Japan's securities regulator says ENECHANGE Co., Ltd. understated a quarterly loss and then used that same filing to underpin a February 2024 offering that raised nearly ¥4.0bn from share buyers.
An individual identified only as 'A' bought ¥19.1mn of shares in a Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth-market vehicle dealer in the days before its tender offer became public, and Japan's markets regulator now wants ¥6.56mn of that trade's gain back by November 17, 2026.
Japan's Nuclear Regulation Authority is proposing to lift the statutory cap on the fees it charges nuclear operators for regulatory inspections from ¥9.41mn to ¥40.72mn, adding labor costs that were never counted before and updating materials and travel unit prices, with public comment open until October 17 and the change slated to take effect in April 2027.
An outside-lawyer investigation found the director rerouted subsidiary WhiteBox's marketing contracts to a company he personally controlled, and Information Strategy and Technology has set an October 9 record date for a shareholder vote on dismissing him, even as the company says further allegations remain under review.
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Net Protections' operating subsidiary pushed the maturity on a ¥5bn term loan and a ¥7bn credit line to December 2026, with covenants unchanged, while it negotiates a new funding framework with related financial institutions.
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Itochu Corporation and Norinchukin Bank funded ¥12bn of new non-voting Tokyo Century class shares on September 18, but a same-day cut to capital and capital reserves swept the whole amount into other capital surplus, leaving the company's formal capital figures unchanged from before the deal.
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Daito Trust Construction will borrow ¥105bn across three loan agreements with Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation, Mizuho Bank and Mitsubishi UFJ Bank that require the homebuilder to keep net assets above half of last fiscal year's level and, on two of the loans, keep ordinary income out of the red.
Sep 17, 2026
Japan Bars Deficit Bonds to Fund Its Food Tax Cut
Tokyo's cabinet has locked in a two-year cut to the consumption tax on food and drink, and Japan's finance minister says the shortfall must come from spending and revenue reviews, not deficit-covering bonds that investors would have to absorb.
Boardroom Battles and Buyouts
Bain Capital and LINE Yahoo's revised ¥3,597 tender offer for Kakaku.com shares remains below the rival Kamgras 1 bid of ¥3,680, and only a non-tender agreement with KDDI, which would lift the price to ¥3,720, could change that before Kakaku.com's board and special committee decide which offer to back.
Boardroom Battles and Buyouts
Keywest Network's tender offer for Future Corporation has closed with the buyer group at 82.88% of the company, financed largely by a ¥106bn Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation loan secured against the shares themselves, and a share consolidation to force out remaining holders is now planned for late November or early December.
Boardroom Battles and Buyouts
ALPS ALPINE will sell all 3 million Nippon Seiki shares it holds into Nippon Seiki's own September 18 share buyback, expecting to book roughly ¥5.0bn in special profit if the off-exchange trade completes as planned.
Air Water is screening every subsidiary in its group on strategic fit, financial performance and governance, and says businesses judged better suited to a different owner will be transferred promptly, with proceeds funding both extra shareholder payouts and ongoing growth investment.
Eternal Hospitality Group missed its own profit guidance for the year to July 2026, booked a ¥391mn impairment tied to closing four of seven Shanghai stores, and has now halved next year's operating-profit target while domestic same-store sales keep outperforming.
Mercari's net profit rose 36% to ¥35.4bn in the year to June 2026, as marketplace transactions topped ¥1.29tn on renewed double-digit growth, its Mercard credit card program passed 6 million cards issued, and its long-breakeven US business posted its best result yet, even though the company again paid no dividend.
Chinese visitor numbers to Japan collapsed 59% in August after Beijing advised its citizens against travel there, erasing gains from record-setting demand in South Korea, Taiwan and a dozen other markets.
Japan's markets regulator will let respondents in surcharge hearings appear by video and file evidence electronically from November 30, but its public-comment responses show it declined stricter camera checks and a ban on personal USB drives connecting to its own terminals.
A Japanese consortium ran a naphtha cracking furnace on 85% ammonia fuel by putting its main burners on 100% ammonia while flame-shaping burners stayed on methane off-gas, holding nitrogen-oxide emissions at existing levels, with full ammonia firing and commercial-scale trials still to come.
Synspective's new syndicated loan, arranged by Mizuho Bank and backed by Japan's three megabanks plus ten other lenders, funds satellite manufacturing and launches, but two financial covenants will test the company's net assets and quarterly liquidity over the loan's five-year, three-month term, and Synspective now expects total borrowing costs, reflecting…
TEPCO Power Grid borrowed under five separate loan agreements this month, and two of them tie lender rights to profit and asset tests at the entire TEPCO Holdings group rather than just the subsidiary itself, with all five loans due on the same day in March 2027.
Japan's SME policy lender is selling 556.5 million unlisted treasury shares to hundreds of small businesses and cooperatives, with no single buyer topping 1.1%, to fund a pivot into advisory, digital and investment-banking services rather than a stock listing.
Saint Marc Holdings will spend ¥12.8bn in cash to acquire the Tsurutontan udon and washoku business from Osaka's K-Express, a Kato Pleasure Group unit whose operating profit fell by more than half last year, and plans to use the brand's inbound following to expand into major Japanese cities and ASEAN markets before the deal takes effect on December 1, 2026.
Slow price pass-through on thick steel plate has pushed Chubu Steel Plate to guide for an ¥800mn first-half operating loss and cut full-year operating-profit guidance by 75% to ¥300mn.
SanBio's newly launched cell therapy for chronic motor paralysis after traumatic brain injury, priced at ¥72.7mn a treatment, has generated no revenue and no dosed patients four months after its Japanese launch, and the company is now targeting only six cases by the fiscal year-end in January while its cash pile fell ¥2.34bn to ¥12.75bn over the same…
Terra Drone told investors it landed two Ministry of Defense tenders far faster than the usual three-to-four-year entry timeline and expects its first defense revenue in September or October, while betting that a mandatory domestic-parts rule for flight controllers, batteries, motors and chargers would strengthen its position against foreign suppliers.
Overseas wholesale orders for Hobonichi's 2027 planner more than doubled from a year earlier, and that order intake, not confirmed retail sell-through, is why the stationery maker raised its full-year sales and profit forecasts on September 17.
Nissha has handed over half its 60% stake in Vietnamese subsidiary USM HEALTHCARE MEDICAL DEVICES FACTORY to a company director, pulling the unit out of consolidation, while the remaining 10% stays on its books for a planned sale between 2027 and 2028, with the resulting gain or loss still under review.
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The Financial Services Agency has issued a formal surcharge payment order against I-ne CO.,LTD. over its securities report for the year ended December 2022, with a ¥6mn payment due November 17 that the company has already recorded as a special loss and says will carry no other earnings impact.
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ADR Biomedical's male incontinence cell-therapy kit went before Japan's central insurance council on September 16 with a proposed ¥860,000 reimbursement price and a December 1 coverage target, both still pending formal government notification.
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SEKI plans to invest roughly ¥4.3bn in a new water-based flexo printing plant in Toon City, Ehime Prefecture, adding food-pouch and beverage-label capacity that will not start operating until April 2028.
Sep 16, 2026
Oasis Turns Up the Heat at Nidec
Oasis Management has lifted its Nidec stake to 7.97% and told regulators it wants new directors appointed, the manufacturer delisted from the Tokyo Stock Exchange and its capital policy reworked, while reserving the right to buy more than five additional percentage points of stock within roughly three months.
Activist Investors Widen Their Targets
Oasis Management's SMS holding climbed to 26.97% from 25.93% in a filing that also formalizes proposals on director dismissals, asset sales, a business exit, and a possible delisting or change-of-control transaction, though the filing does not show SMS having agreed to or acted on any of them.
Activist Investors Widen Their Targets
An auditor's refusal to give an opinion on ESPOIR's financial statements has triggered a mandatory Nagoya Stock Exchange delisting, with shares trading under a delisting flag until October 16 before formal removal on October 17, 2026.
Policy and Macro Watch
Japan's preliminary August trade data show both exports and imports at record highs for the month, but imports grew faster, widening the trade deficit to ¥1.11tn and cutting the surplus with the United States by 77.6% as imports from the US jumped 55.2%.
With interest rates rising, Japan's markets and banking regulator is turning its year-ahead priorities toward deposit-rate competition, insurer misconduct, unregistered crypto exchanges and stakebuilding moves designed to dodge disclosure rules, according to priorities the FSA published this week.
Financial services minister Satsuki Katayama has ordered Japan's Financial Council to study loosening money-lending rules for business loans, a review that could open room for private-credit and fintech lenders alongside banks, though the mandate specifies no draft rules or timeline.
Labour inspectors found rule violations at roughly three in four workplaces employing foreign technical trainees and specified skilled workers in 2025, and machinery-safety lapses, not unpaid wages, topped the list of offenses.
METI has certified Central Glass's plan to build new anhydrous hydrofluoric acid capacity at its Ube plant, unlocking as much as ¥17.6bn in subsidy under Japan's economic-security law, though the company says investment details and the near-term earnings impact remain modest.
Eisai's newly approved subcutaneous Leqembi pen lets patients self-inject weekly at home instead of visiting a clinic every two weeks for IV infusion, but a Central Social Insurance Medical Council review and listing on the injectable drug list must happen first, and Eisai says the approval's effect on its coming-year earnings forecast is minor.
Nomura Europe Finance disclosed that its dollar-hedged Tokyo REIT exchange-traded note has not traded since August 5, 2026, so the quoted ¥24,690 price is frozen even as the note's redemption value has run 5 to 7 percent below it for seven straight sessions, peaking at a 7.26% gap on September 11.
DKK has appointed three outside experts to check whether a ¥912mn inventory valuation loss booked in the year to March 2026 should have been recorded in the prior fiscal year or the September 2025 interim period, even as the company insists its original accounting was correct.
A fire that burned power cables serving reheating-furnace equipment at Nakayama Steel Works' Osaka plant has stopped the hot-rolling mill, though no one was hurt and downstream processing continues normally.
Three Integral-linked funds that held 85% of interior-fit-out maker Oliver's votes fell to zero percent on its Tokyo Standard market debut, though millions of shares remain on loan to Nomura until mid-October and Oliver is guiding for an 8.5% revenue rise with a 70% payout ratio this year.
Shionogi and Torii Pharmaceutical secured Japanese approval to prescribe a 0.5% version of their non-steroid eczema cream to children under 12, backed by a trial in patients aged 2 to under 12 showing it beat plain vehicle cream over eight weeks with good long-term tolerability.
Kringle Pharma raised its annual sales guidance and narrowed its projected loss for the year to September 2026 after signing an exclusive Japan licensing deal with Maruishi Pharmaceutical for an experimental vocal-fold-scar treatment, under which it will record a ¥100 million upfront fee as revenue this fiscal year, with roughly half of the improved loss…
Under a sponsor agreement signed September 16, Ledax will pay ¥670mn for full ownership of a new company that inherits Harika's roughly 100 stores and 450 corporate clients, while Harika's bank borrowings stay with the renamed original entity and closing is targeted for January 5, 2027.
To comply with a farmland law that bars non-farmers from majority voting control, Fujita Corporation is taking only 40% of the vote in a Hokkaido dairy farm it is buying for about ¥139mn, while non-voting preferred shares hand it 99.4% of the economics.
Kameda Seika will hand its full 49% stake in a loss-making Indian rice-cracker venture to majority partner LT Foods, ending a nine-year attempt to build the category there, with the sale price undisclosed and completion due in late October.
JUSTPLANNING is selling all three of its solar plants to Tokyu Fudosan and booking a ¥293mn gain that lifts its net-profit forecast 39.6% to ¥670mn, even though the sale itself trims sales and operating profit and ends the company's entire solar segment from October 1.
Core private-sector machinery orders, which exclude ships and electric-power orders, fell 3.7% in July from June, while total machinery orders fell a steeper 5.5%, according to the Cabinet Office's seasonally adjusted survey of 280 manufacturers.
Japan's Consumer Affairs Agency wants chat and DM sales pitches to carry the same disclosure, cooling-off and re-solicitation bans as phone sales, alongside a crackdown on subscription-trap checkout screens and bait pricing for callout repair services, with public comment open until October 31, 2026.
Foreign nationals holding qualifications as dental technicians or speech-language-hearing therapists could gain access to Japan's Medical residence status under a draft rule now open for public comment until October 15, with the agency citing growing regional medical needs from an aging patient base and targeting a November effective date.
Japan's securities regulator will accept greenhouse-gas figures companies already file under a two-decade-old climate law as valid input for the SSBJ climate standard, sparing filers a second calculation exercise.
Owners of specified buildings in Japan would face a new triennial test for PFOS and PFOA in drinking-water supplies if a draft health-ministry ordinance, open for comment until October 15, takes effect as planned in May 2027.
Japan's securities watchdog says a trader crossed its own buy and sell orders over ten sessions to fake demand and move the market price of a share on the Tokyo Stock Exchange's Standard market, yet the resulting surcharge recommendation is just ¥760,000.
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Shionogi cleared a Japanese approval adding a booster dose to its Omicron JN.1 COVID-19 vaccine, completing the technical groundwork for supplying future season-matched shots, but the approved formulation itself won't be sold because it doesn't match the strain designated for the 2026-2027 season.
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Japan's financial regulator finalized a new supervisory checkpoint asking whether investment-trust managers take reasonable steps to match liquidity, such as setting redemption terms to the liquidity of the assets they hold or introducing a variable trust-property reserve, effective October 2027, after a public comment argued the change does nothing to curb high fees charged to ordinary savers.
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Audiostock, the Okayama-based operator of the Audiostock stock-music licensing platform, listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market on September 16, 2026, after swinging from an operating loss three years ago to a 25.3% margin on ¥1.51bn in revenue; the company now guides for 16% revenue growth but a 25.6% drop in net profit this year as a one-off tax benefit unwinds.
Sep 15, 2026
Chubu Electric's Nuclear Reboot Implodes on Bad Data
Chubu Electric has withdrawn its restart applications for two Hamaoka reactors after its internal whistleblowing system failed to catch irregularities in seismic ground-motion data, and Japan's industry minister says he will weigh a maximum-strictness regulatory response once the utility answers a formal information order tied to the Electricity Business…
Boardroom Pressure and Buyouts
Activist fund Oasis Management now holds 7.40% of M3, Inc., up from 6.26%, after a roughly ¥82.3bn buying spree funded entirely from fund capital, and it says it has already proposed delisting the shares and, separately, a third-party share acquisition that would leave that party holding a majority of voting rights, with dismissal of the representative…
Boardroom Pressure and Buyouts
K891, a vehicle controlled by Hikari Tsushin, has filed a ¥1,000-per-share tender offer for Leopalace21 that would hand the bidder group 66.36% of voting rights at minimum, with Hikari Tsushin, MBK Partners and NEC Capital Solutions set to hold roughly a third each of the buyer's parent once fresh capital comes in after the offer closes.
Boardroom Pressure and Buyouts
Integral's buyout vehicle has launched a ¥2,514-a-share tender offer for Kadoya Sesame Mills, Japan's leading sesame-oil maker, but the final payout to shareholders depends on whether Mitsubishi Corporation and Mitsui & Co., which together hold nearly half the stock, agree to exit through a separate share buyback rather than tendering, an arrangement that…
A SoftBank-controlled AI data-centre developer is selling shares to Japanese retail investors through five brokers before Nasdaq has approved its listing, while NVIDIA has agreed to buy $1.5bn of unregistered stock in a private placement tied to the same deal.
A Los Angeles adviser's stake in Tokyo-listed Metaplanet fell to 9.76% after a run of September sales, and the same filing discloses tens of millions of its shares out on loan to JPMorgan and Fidelity.
The Supreme Court's rejection of Taisei Corporation's final appeal fixes a ¥250mn fine and a suspended sentence for a former adviser over antitrust violations tied to Linear Chuo Shinkansen terminal-station construction, and Kajima Corporation says its own appeal in a related case tied to the same railway project has also failed.
Shareholders on Nidec's register as of September 30 will get a say on the financial statements and audit reports frozen since June by an internal accounting scandal, though the extraordinary meeting's date and agenda are still unset.
GO Inc. and Alphabet's Waymo have signed a deal to move from supervised test rides to a driverless taxi service in Tokyo, aiming to launch Japan's first Level 4 commercial robotaxi operation in 2027.
An off-market purchase worth ¥14.06bn lifted the Tokyo investment fund's stake in Nihon Kohden to 6.20%, and its filing pairs a "pure investment" label with a pledge to engage management through dialogue rather than public demands.
ASKUL's quarterly sales fell 8.2% and operating profit turned into a ¥418 million loss as the company keeps rebuilding from an October 2025 ransomware attack, yet it has not touched its full-year forecast of ¥7 billion in operating profit, a target that now depends on a sharp turnaround over the next three quarters.
Japan's environment ministry is taking comment on a draft rule that would let solar developers carry prefecture or city environmental review paperwork into the national assessment process now that an amended enforcement order brings solar projects under national law, sparing many a full restart, provided the underlying local ordinance meets the ministry's…
The Tokyo-listed colorant and pigment maker will stop offset-ink production in Sapporo by December 2026 and close the site by March 2027, while its Osaka colorant plant runs until September 2028 ahead of a March 2029 closure, as it exits businesses that made up about 5% of last year's group sales to fund a push toward IT, electronics and mobility materials.
Foreign-visitor spending at Daimaru Matsuzakaya fell in August even as each shopper spent more, then swung to a 37% year-on-year surge in the first two weeks of September, while the Osaka Umeda store keeps dragging on department-store totals and PARCO's shopping centres post an 8.6% gain.
Digital Holdings supplied about 5 of the 7.5% sales growth Hakuhodo DY reported for the quarter, leaving organic growth under 3%, while management said AI is already shortening how long North American clients need consulting help.
With only about ¥100mn in cash against a ¥1bn funding need, the software firm is selling nearly a quarter of itself to five private buyers at a discount, warning its own auditor has doubts about its going-concern status.
TOHO expects to record about ¥10bn from selling part of its policy-held shares this month, part of a plan to cut that holding by more than ¥50bn and push its consolidated net-assets ratio below 10% by 2030, with proceeds earmarked for growth spending and shareholder returns.
Daiseki's environmental subsidiary has secured a ¥2.92bn government subsidy toward a ¥9.95bn plastic-resource recycling plant in Shizuoka, conditioned on lifting per-employee pay on the project by 10.4%, with the resulting special profit not booked until the year to February 2030 and the final subsidy figure still subject to a post-completion review.
Baby Calendar has agreed to pay ¥507mn for Orange Page's publisher, but only after JR East pulls out a roughly ¥2bn dividend, a sequencing the buyer says set the price and left a still-loss-making magazine business to absorb.
Advantest has spent virtually all of the ¥150bn set aside for its share buyback but filled only a third of the 18 million-share ceiling the board authorized, leaving the value cap effectively reached with two months still on the clock before the program's October 2026 expiry.
Amsterdam1 and Amsterdam2 raised their tender offer for Japan Property Management Center to ¥2,270 a share on September 14, but cut the shares they plan to buy and lowered the acceptance minimum after agreeing that Hikari Tsushin group shareholders, holding 9.93% of the company, would sit the tender out entirely, with 8.69% of that stake later sold to JPMC…
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A September 30 record date sets up a shareholder meeting that would leave just the tender offerer, Sandbox, and Digital Hearts' own chairman holding stock, but only if the takeover bid succeeds.
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Oasis Management's regulatory filing puts total funding behind its Infomart stake at ¥27.18bn, all from fund resources, and keeps a possible delisting and boardroom overhaul on the table for the next year.
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erex has sold ¥8.4bn of unsecured bonds in 1.5-, 3- and 5-year tranches priced at 2.740%, 3.506% and 4.516%, the first drawdown under a ¥50bn shelf registration filed in July, with most of the proceeds set to repay bonds maturing next spring and fund growth spending that includes renewable energy.