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Moi completes ¥921.5mn SBI share placement as alliance becomes funded

SBI has paid for 3.351mn newly issued shares at ¥275 each, lifting Moi's capital to ¥510.8mn and shares outstanding to 17.317mn.

Jun 30, 20262 min read
Editorial illustration of a company's share base expanding as a single investor adds new equity.

Moi said on June 30 that payment had been completed for its third-party allotment to SBI Holdings, converting a previously announced capital and business alliance into ¥921.5mn of fresh equity. The company issued 3.351mn new common shares at ¥275 each to SBI, the sole allottee in the placement.

The balance-sheet effect is immediate. Moi said capital increases by ¥460.8mn and capital reserve by the same amount. Shares outstanding rise to 17.317mn from 13.966mn, and capital after the issue becomes ¥510.8mn, up from ¥50mn. The payment window in the deal terms ran from June 4 to July 31, but the company said the payment itself was completed on June 30.

SBI placement at a glance
Amounts normalized for display from Moi's June 30 disclosure.
FeatureBefore or termAfter or effect
AllotteeSBI HoldingsSole allottee
New shares issued3,351,000Payment completed June 30, 2026
Issue price¥275 per shareGross proceeds ¥921.5mn
Capital amount¥50mn before issue¥510.8mn after issue
Capital increase¥460.8mnCapital reserve increase ¥460.8mn
Shares outstanding13,966,000 before issue17,317,000 after issue

This is also a targeted placement, not a broad market sale. All 3.351mn new shares were allocated to one counterparty, SBI, giving the May alliance a concrete equity leg as well as the business tie-up Moi had already announced. For readers outside Japan, that is the real update: the transaction is now funded, not merely board-approved.

The June 30 filing is narrow by design. Moi directed investors back to its May 19 disclosure, corrected on May 21, for the fuller terms of the capital and business alliance, the related share sale and the shareholder-status changes tied to that deal. It also repeats the original closing conditions, including effectiveness under the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act, acceptance of the antitrust filing and expiry of the waiting period, plus other conditions in the alliance agreement, but adds no fresh operational detail beyond the completed payment.