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Daito Trust Splits a Single Day's Bond Filings Into Three Series Worth ¥30bn on Paper

Two shelf-registration supplements filed the same day carve out ¥20bn in three- and five-year unsecured bonds plus a separate ¥10bn tranche that won't settle until July 27.

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Daito Trust Construction Co., Ltd. put three bond series into motion in a single day, filing two separate shelf-registration supplements with Japan's Kanto Local Finance Bureau on July 9, 2026.

One supplement covers a pair of unsecured bonds: a third series with a three-year term and a fourth series with a five-year term, ¥10bn each, for a combined ¥20bn. The other supplement is for a second series of unsecured bonds worth ¥10bn, with payment due July 27, 2026. Because that payment had not yet gone through as of the filing date, the company noted it separately from the first supplement's tally.

Daito Trust's July 9 bond filings
Figures as stated on EDINET shelf-registration supplement cover pages; amounts rounded for display.
Bond seriesTermAmountFiling / payment status
3rd series unsecured bonds3-year¥10bnFiled July 9, 2026 (supplement 8-Kanto1-2)
4th series unsecured bonds5-year¥10bnFiled July 9, 2026 (supplement 8-Kanto1-2)
2nd series unsecured bondsUnspecified in filing¥10bnPayment due July 27, 2026 (supplement 8-Kanto1-1)

All three tranches draw on the same shelf registration, numbered 8-Kanto1, which the company filed on April 21, 2026. It took effect April 29, 2026, runs until April 28, 2028, and carries a planned aggregate issuance capacity of ¥50bn. A shelf registration lets an issuer file supplements like these to draw down against pre-cleared capacity rather than starting a fresh registration each time.

The cover pages on both supplements list the shelf's remaining capacity at the full ¥50bn, because the