Earnings, deals and disclosures from Japan's listed tech & telecom companies, in English.
The project would fund two-thirds of eligible costs through March 2028 as the company tests mine-site surveillance and illegal-vessel detection in Latin America and Asia-Pacific, but the final award is still undecided.
The number: Batonz reported ¥2.00bn in sales, ¥367.3mn in ordinary income and 126 employees for the year to March, while separate filings showed office expansion and effective financial-reporting controls.
The move: Speee will transfer its renovation and repair DX business into ReFact on August 1 and take a planned ¥1.812bn SOMPO investment in September, leaving the unit 60.7%-owned and consolidated. What is still missing: ReFact's forecast remains undecided.
The move: PCI Holdings will absorb wholly owned PCI Solutions on October 1, rename the parent after the subsidiary and shift out of pure holding-company form, with no merger consideration and only a minor expected effect on consolidated results.
Shareholders backed four directors, including President Naoki Haga, and three Audit and Supervisory Committee members, but the filing does not say whether the lineup marks continuity or a deeper governance change.
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.
The catch: Nexon will book a ¥373.46bn dividend from NEXON Korea Corporation as non-operating income in standalone accounts for the year ending December 2026, while consolidated earnings stay unchanged because the payment is eliminated inside the group.
The number: Hikari Tsushin ended the year to March 2026 with ¥151.0bn in parent net profit, ¥734.8bn in revenue and ¥2.85tn in total assets.
The move: Datasection will sell Jach Technology and six subsidiaries to a management-backed buyer for $6,737,111, shrinking the group around AI infrastructure and setting up a special gain once the deal closes.
The June 26 annual meeting approved three directors outside the audit and supervisory committee, including president Sumio Ishikawa and executive vice-president Hidenobu Hatta, though the excerpt provided does not show the vote totals.
The Japanese company says antenna deployment and test communications succeeded after a Rocket Lab launch, and that the event was already built into its outlook for the year ending December 2026.
The number: Focus Systems reported ¥35.70bn in revenue, ¥3.07bn in ordinary income and ¥2.33bn in net income for the year to March 2026, while raising its annual dividend to ¥64 a share from ¥42.
Up to 2 million shares and ¥2.5bn of market purchases back a 50 per cent-plus payout policy, but Japan System Techniques says stock needed for employee RS and executive incentives will be retained rather than cancelled.
The move: net income reached ¥2.33bn in the year to March, letting Focus Systems raise its annual dividend from ¥42 to ¥64 a share while ROE improved to 15.9%.
The catch: Japan System Techniques has approved up to ¥2.5bn of buybacks, but says only the shares not needed for employee restricted stock and executive incentives will be cancelled.
The number: OPTiM said its tradable-share market value was ¥9.21bn, short of Tokyo Prime’s ¥10bn requirement, even as annual sales rose to ¥11.73bn. A separate same-day disclosure shows the company already used a buyback from founder-president Shunji Sugaya to trim his stake and improve float and liquidity.
Directors’ stock awards would no longer be prorated for months served and could pay up to 200% of base shares, if shareholders back Smaregi’s proposal on July 29.
The number: Japan System Techniques can repurchase up to 2 million shares, or 8.06% of stock outstanding, through June 25 next year, with spending capped at ¥2.5bn. The catch is that only stock needed for employee and officer incentives will be kept, while the rest is earmarked for cancellation.
Hiroshi Yamazaki will take on the COO brief from July 1 after the current operations chief is set to move to parent Innovation, with SHANON tying the changes to stronger sales execution and partner-led expansion in the SMB market.
Sho Oe will join Innovation as executive officer in charge of incubation on July 1, part of a wider group management reset the company says is meant to support the medium-term plan disclosed on June 24.
Oricon says its largest shareholder is a company set up for personal asset management and linked to one representative director, but reports no business constraints or related-party transactions.
The ministry says pharmacies that add their own rewards on top of card-payment points must explain that total benefits on insured dispensing copayments stay within 1%, and it separately makes cashback routed through prescription-reception sites an oral-guidance target.
The information-services company disclosed a capital and business alliance aimed at manufacturing systems, while saying there are no direct transactions with Zuken, no incoming officers from the group and no business constraints on management.
A consolidated subsidiary will sell 360,000 DearU shares, or 1.52%, to the Korean parent on July 27 at that day's Korean-market closing price, leaving the final economics floating until the close. On current assumptions the Japan-listed company expects about ¥747mn of special gain in consolidated results, but the figure remains provisional because both share price and exchange rate can still move.