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France Bed approves ¥24 dividend and elects seven directors

Shareholders backed a ¥24 a share payout worth ¥800.9mn in total and approved four directors plus three Audit and Supervisory Committee directors at the June 24 annual meeting.

Jun 29, 20261 min read
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France Bed Holdings shareholders approved a ¥24 per share dividend and elected seven directors at the company’s June 24 annual meeting. The payout totals ¥800.9mn and took effect on June 25, according to the company’s extraordinary report.

AGM resolutions
Approved at the June 24 annual shareholder meeting, as shown in the extraordinary report.
ResolutionApproved detail
Dividend¥24 per common share, ¥800.9mn total, effective June 25
Directors not on the Audit and Supervisory CommitteeShigeru Ikeda, Kazumi Ikeda, Tatsuhiro Kuwata, Akihiko Osada
Directors on the Audit and Supervisory CommitteeAkihito Kimura, Shuichi Nakamura, Satoshi Watanabe

The four directors elected outside the Audit and Supervisory Committee were Shigeru Ikeda, Kazumi Ikeda, Tatsuhiro Kuwata and Akihiko Osada. The three directors elected to the Audit and Supervisory Committee were Akihito Kimura, Shuichi Nakamura and Satoshi Watanabe.

For readers outside Japan, this is a formal shareholder-resolution disclosure rather than a strategy update. The text provided to Tokyo Brief records the approved cash distribution and the director slate from the annual meeting. It does not add earnings guidance or a broader operating update in the visible excerpt.

One important caveat remains. The source excerpt supplied to Tokyo Brief cuts off as the filing reaches the table for votes for, against and abstentions. That means the readable evidence here does not show the numeric approval margins. The visible text also names the seven elected directors without saying whether they are new appointments or reappointments.