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The finding: Abalance's committee said a ¥30mn LPWA prototype order later carried at Abit lacked economic substance, making ¥25mn of booked sales inappropriate, while stopping short of concluding the accounting was intentional.
Abalance wants a 62-day extension, to August 31, after a probe into suspect transactions at merged subsidiary Abit opened the door to extra audit work and possible prior-year corrections.
A June 30 probe into accounting and suspicious transactions at former subsidiary Abit has pushed Abalance's results to late August, while a separate U.S. solar-shipment dispute leaves another ¥3bn to ¥5bn potential hit to be settled in the same window.
The move: Abalance pushed both its third-quarter and full-year results for the year to March 2026 to late August while it reviews an investigation into accounting treatment and suspicious transactions at former subsidiary Abit. Read-through: that same timetable now also governs when a separate ¥3bn to ¥5bn estimate from US-bound solar shipments may be nailed down.
The move: a June 30 investigation report on former subsidiary Abit is set to trigger added audit work, so Abalance is weighing a 62-day filing extension and says even its separate ¥3bn to ¥5bn US solar-shipment loss cannot be pinned down before late August.