Discloser policy
The Company fully recognizes that the timely and appropriate disclosure of company information to investors is essential to a healthy securities market. With a firm commitment to swift, accurate, and fair information disclosure from an investor’s perspective, The Company pledges to continually enhance our internal systems to provide timely and relevant information to investors.
In addition to legally mandated disclosures, The Company is dedicated to understanding and incorporating shareholder and investor feedback into our management strategies. The Company actively discloses various types of information to foster understanding and trust from its shareholders and investors.
Information Management
Under our internal regulations, each department head, as an information manager, takes necessary measures to prevent important information from leaking outside the company. In case of internal information leakage within a subsidiary, the president of each group company must immediately report to the designated information manager.
Overview of the Timely Disclosure Structure
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Basic Policy for Timely Disclosure
The Company complies with the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act and other relevant laws, and discloses important information, including decisions, incidents, and financial results that affect investor decisions, in accordance with timely disclosure rules set by the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
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Timely Disclosure System
The Corporate Planning Department of the Company, which is responsible for disclosure, collects relevant information for timely disclosure. In principle, matters requiring board decisions and financial information are disclosed after board approval, while factual incidents are reported to the exchange without delay.