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Marui Group has locked in ¥3,231 as the conversion price for its euro-yen convertible bond due 2031, replacing a demand-based formula it had left open when it first disclosed the overseas-only offering.
The retail-and-fintech group is borrowing at zero interest to fund growth across its group subsidiaries, including credit-card unit Epos Card, while ordering a same-day buyback of 5.01mn shares worth roughly ¥15bn, a structure meant to lift ROE and EPS while keeping bondholders from converting until the stock climbs well above today's price.
The corrected materials still show ¥276.9bn of revenue, ¥50.2bn of operating profit and a ¥131 annual dividend for the year to March 2026. What changed line by line is not visible in this packet, so the real news is the correction itself.