East Nippon Expressway Company Limited filed a shelf registration supplement with the Kanto Local Finance Bureau on July 9, 2026, setting terms for three new bond tranches worth a combined ¥169.0bn. The filing, signed by representative director and president Mikio Yoshioka, splits the offering into a five-year tranche (the company's 133rd bond, ¥50.0bn), a seven-year tranche (134th bond, ¥44.0bn) and a ten-year tranche (135th bond, ¥75.0bn).
| Series | Tenor | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| 133rd Bond | 5-year | ¥50.0bn |
| 134th Bond | 7-year | ¥44.0bn |
| 135th Bond | 10-year | ¥75.0bn |
| Total | - | ¥169.0bn |
Each series carries general collateral and what the filing calls a joint debt-assumption clause naming the Japan Expressway Holding and Debt Repayment Organization. The cover-page text states the security structure as "general collateral, with joint debt-assumption clause with the Independent Administrative Institution Japan Expressway Holding and Debt Repayment Organization," without elaborating on what that assumption covers beyond naming the bond series.
The supplement sits under a broader shelf registration that East Nippon Expressway filed on February 20, 2026, which took effect March 1, 2026, and runs through February 29, 2028, with a planned issuance ceiling of ¥1.42tn. After this ¥169.0bn round, the cover page lists the shelf's remaining capacity at ¥1.235tn, calculated as the planned amount minus cumulative issuance and any reductions.
The cover-page fields extracted from the disclosure record do not include coupon rates, settlement dates for each series, or underwriting arrangements. Those terms typically surface in a later pricing supplement rather than in the shelf registration supplement itself, so investors have the tranche sizes and tenors but not yet the price. The EDINET record lists the filer under code E04370, headquartered in Chiyoda, Tokyo, with its accounting and finance department named as the contact for the filing.