Earnings, deals and disclosures from Japan's listed tech & telecom companies, in English.
ACCESS narrowed its first-half net loss to ¥588mn and grew revenue 16.8% almost entirely on one carryover network contract, yet its own filing still flags going-concern doubt and confirms the Tokyo Stock Exchange's internal-control review, which could end in delisting, remains open a year after its Special Attention designation.
Visional's revenue grew 24% in the year to July 2026, but a wage-tax credit expiry and a new defense corporate tax mean next year's profit guidance is essentially flat, even as HRMOS's client count nearly quintupled and the Thinkings acquisition pushed group goodwill from ¥3.7bn to ¥12bn.
Sakura Internet's closing report on its 2026 intrusion says a customer database was reachable from April 2023 to March 2026, exposing up to 1,360,563 accounts and unhashed initial passwords, though the host maintains it has found no confirmed misuse to date.
Quantum Solutions has handed over US$8.3mn, 13.6% of a US$61mn GPU-server contract, funded by a dilutive share allotment and crypto-asset sales, and now says its unnamed Kanto-based supplier's earlier 'in stock' claim referred to procurement capacity rather than all the servers already sitting in inventory.
Nexon's board approved a ¥415-per-share special dividend totaling roughly ¥324.0bn from retained earnings, with a September 30 record date, but the company says future returns revert to ordinary dividends and buybacks unless excess cash piles up again.
SHARINGTECHNOLOGY's board is telling shareholders to tender into MBK Partners' ¥1,550-a-share offer, which needs 63.58% acceptance to proceed but carries no cap on how many shares the buyout vehicle will ultimately buy.
A monthlong bidding contest for Kakaku.com has pushed EQT's offer to ¥3,680 a share, and Digital Garage stands to collect roughly ¥122.4bn for its 20.68 percent stake once the deal, still contingent on completion, closes.
FIXER is canceling every remaining EVO FUND warrant, wiping out 2.76 million shares of potential dilution and walking away from ¥1.63bn of financing it says it no longer needs now that its Sovereign GaiXer product is finished and moving to a sales phase.
Cybertrust Japan will pause SSL/TLS certificate issuance from September 15 after its root CA partner failed to secure Apple's newly required sign-off for an outside-run intermediate CA, forcing revocations while Apple and Google approval remains outstanding.
SoftBank Group will wipe out the full $25.9bn balance on its OpenAI bridge loan on September 15, retiring debt it drew under a $40bn facility signed less than six months earlier, though the filing does not say where the repayment funds are coming from.
Sharing Technology (TSE Growth: 3989) confirmed a Nikkei report that it is reviewing going private, and said its board has already resolved to recommend a future tender offer, before naming a bidder, price or timetable.
Quantum Solutions never signed a contract or paid a yen to Rubin Tech Inc. for its planned GPU servers; it has now committed $60.99mn to an unnamed Kanto vendor to nearly quadruple its server count for an Osaka AI data center, funded partly by a $2.6mn loan from a Hong Kong shareholder that will not disclose its own finances.
pluszero says its miraio phone-answering AI is live at four companies, including a securities brokerage, with seven more still in preparation, as nine-month operating profit rose 29% to ¥509mn.
FLIGHT SOLUTIONS says a repeat customer's new order for its Incredist Trinity Mini is worth at least 10% of last year's revenue; the exact price is confidential under an agreement with the buyer, and the company says the deal is already baked into its existing guidance.
ANYCOLOR grew Nijisanji-driven revenue 5.4% in the quarter to July, but a heavier events calendar pushed costs up and operating profit fell 8.8% while the margin dropped six points, and the company still expects profit to fall for the full year while cutting its dividend to ¥62 from ¥75.
An outside investigation found BlueMeme's former chief executive and former management-administration chief disguised a free transaction as a paid software licence to satisfy underwriter conditions for a since-abandoned 2020 listing, forcing provisional restatements across six fiscal years and a September 30 deadline for corrected filings.
ExaWizards will acquire 100% of a two-year-old Tokyo consulting firm for ¥704mn, keeping its current management in place as it tries to plug a nationwide shortage of business consultants who can pair with AI engineers.
Oricon shareholders approved a 2,333,576-to-1 share consolidation with roughly 99.4% support, shrinking outstanding shares to five and confirming delisting from the Tokyo Stock Exchange on September 28.
Quantum Solutions has signed a ¥9.51bn contract for its first GPU server order for an Osaka data center, but only about ¥1.3bn is self-funded; the rest depends on an unfinished shareholder loan and customer prepayment arrangement, and the supplier can walk away if Japanese regulators force disclosure of its identity.
Digital Hearts' chairman and his holding vehicle already own 45% of the company; through his own bidding company he is now offering ¥1,060 a share for the rest, with the tender window closing September 24, 2026.
METI has selected TIER IV as an indirect recipient of a subsidy covering two-thirds of a requested ¥6.0bn budget to adapt its Autoware software for autonomous buses in Saudi Arabia, but the formal grant decision and final amount are still pending.
Sony Music Entertainment has agreed to buy all 12.01 million GungHo Online Entertainment shares held by SON Financial, paying ¥28.6bn in cash, with a December 30 closing target and new consent rights over the game maker's share issuance in the meantime.
Dentsu Group has pledged not to tender its majority stake into VIC LLC's planned takeover of Dentsu Soken, teeing up a share-consolidation squeeze-out once the tender offer, targeted for early November, settles.
SoftBank Group set terms on a ¥1 trillion, seven-year bond at 4.75%, and roughly half the ¥988.5bn raised will simply refinance bonds due this month and next spring, while the rest is conditional funding for the ABB robotics acquisition, with a fallback to bridge-loan repayment if that deal slips.