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Sep. 2024 (Reference Translation) TSE NOTICE Oct. 18, 2024（Fri.） [Attachment] Changes in Number of Listed Shares, etc. in Connection with Exercise of Subscription Warrants, etc. (Relevant Period Sep. 01, 2024 - Sep. 30, 2024) (Note) 1. No. of Listed Shares at End of Month No. of listed shares for Common Stock, Preferred Stock, etc. (*Code 2593-5 is Type-1 Preferred Stock of ITO EN, LTD., *Code 5076-5 is Series 1 Bond-Type Class Shares of INFRONEER Holdings Inc. and *Code 9434-5 is Series 1 Bond-Type Class Shares of SoftBank Corp.) When exercising Subscription Warrants in cases where treasury stocks will be transferred, the number of listed shares may not increase even after decreasing the residual amount of bonds, etc. After acquiring CBs subject to call in cases where retirement has not been conducted, the number of listed shares may increase without a decrease in the residual ...

1 Outline of the "Sustainable Finance Platform Development Working Group" October 14, 2021 Sustainability Department Japan Exchange Group, Inc. Item Contents Notes 1. Purpose⚫Based on the discussions of the Financial Services Agency's Sustainable Finance Expert Panel regarding the possibilities of an information platform and certification framework for green bonds and similar products, the Working Group will consider practical issues around the creation of an information platform that collates a wide range of information on green bonds and similar products, alongside other related topics. 2. Members⚫Members: (Japanese alphabetical order) ・Kazuyuki Aihara Head of ESG products, Debt Capital Markets Dept., Nomura Securities Co., Ltd. ・Kentaro Ikeda Senior General Manager, Global Finance & Accounting Department , Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. ・Shunsuke Oshida Managing Director, Head of Credit Research, Japan, Manulife Investment Management (Japan) Limited ・Atsuko Kajiwara Executive Officer, Sustainable Finance Evaluation Group, ⚫Members and observers will agree to confidentiality of any unpublished...

(Reference Translation) DISCLAIMER: This translation may be used for reference purposes only. This English version is not an official translation of the original Japanese document. In cases where any differences occur between the English version and the original Japanese version, the Japanese version shall prevail. This translation is subject to change without notice. Tokyo Stock Exchange, Inc., Japan Exchange Group, Inc. and/or their affiliates shall individually or jointly accept no responsibility or liability for damage or loss caused by any error, inaccuracy, misunderstanding, or changes with regard to this translation. Comments Received from Market Participants in Response to the Review of the TSE Cash Equity Market Structure (Updated) Tokyo Stock Exchange, Inc. March 2019 (Update May 2019) Published in March 2019 (Updates made in May 2019 are in red letter) 1 Contents I. About This Document ...................................................................................................... 2 II. Names of Respondents .................................................................................................. 2 III. Summary of Market Responses .................................................................................... 4...

Comments Received from Market Participants in Response to the Review of the TSE Cash Equity Market Structure （Additional Material） May 2019 Note: TSE hereby certifies that to the best of its knowledge, the foregoing is a fair and accurate English translation of a document originally written in Japanese. In the event of any inconsistency between the original Japanese document and this reference English translation, the original Japanese document will prevail. (Referential translation) ©2019 Tokyo Stock Exchange, Inc. The market structure (i.e. the 4 market segments), has been kept unchanged since the TSE-OSE cash equity market integration in 2013 2 Current Market Structure The 1st Section （2,141） For companies with high liquidity Note: number in () shows the # of listed companies in each section as of April 2019 Standard （678） Growth （37） Private companies (unlisted) Mothers （286） For emerging companies The 2nd Section （492） For established companies For ...

Overview of TSE Disclosure & Listing Rule Policy in Response to the Spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19)” ＜Timely Disclosure＞ ⚫Request timely and appropriate disclosure of the impact of the spread of Coronavirus on business activities and business performance ➢“Business Forecast”: Such as enhanced disclosure of description of assumptions and reasons for revision ➢“Financial Summary”: Proactive disclosure of risk information Already announced: Flexibility in financial results disclosure, timely disclosure of impact, and notice on change of record date of the General Meeting of Shareholders ⚫“Excess Liabilities": If it is due to the effects of Coronavirus, grace period extended from one year to two years (*) ➢A one-year grace period for transfer from 1st Section to 2nd Section ⚫"No opinion" or "Suspension of business activities": Not applicable if due to Coronavirus ⚫“Corporate continuity and profitability, etc.”: Examining whether the effects of Coronavirus are properly reflected in the business plan (temporary ...

Analysis of Disclosure in “Basic Policy Regarding Selection of Accounting Standards” Tokyo Stock Exchange, Inc. July 22, 2022 *This English translation is for reference purpose only. ©2022 Tokyo Stock Exchange, Inc. I. Background 1 Jun. 24, 2014“Japan Revitalization Strategy”(Revised in 2014) 4) Promoting of an increase in the number of companies voluntarily adopting IFRS Tokyo Stock Exchange will encourage listed companies to explain to investors their basic views on the selection of accounting standards (for example, whether they are considering adopting IFRS). Jun. 30, 2015“Japan Revitalization Strategy”(Revised in 2015) 4) Further promotion of an increase in the number of companies voluntarily adopting IFRS Listed companies disclose their progress in considering the adoption of IFRS in“Basic Policy Regarding Selection of Accounting Standards”of the financial results. The government will analyze this together with Tokyo Stock Exchange and disseminate the state of IFRS adoption to ...

[Reference] Response of Listed Companies regarding Revised Corporate Governance Code (As of July 14, 2022) Tokyo Stock Exchange, Inc. August 3, 2022 *This English translation is for reference purpose only. ©2022 Tokyo Stock Exchange, Inc. Introduction 1 ➢Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) revised Japan‘s Corporate Governance Code (the “Revised Code”) in June 2021. This report provides information on the status of efforts regarding each principle of the revised Code, including the principles for the Prime market, based on Corporate Governance Reports ("CG Reports") submitted by listed companies after their AGMs in June 2022 (by July 14, 2022). ➢We hope that this report will be useful for listed companies and other interested parties to get an overview of the status of listed companies' efforts on corporate governance. ©2022 Tokyo Stock Exchange, Inc. Contents 2 1. Target of Aggregation 2. Status of Response to the Main Points (1) Board Independence (2) ...

ICGN Japan Governance Priorities Hosted by Japan Exchange Group & Tokyo Stock Exchange 4th October 2022 0845–0855 Arrival 09:00–09:10 Welcome Address ·Yasuyuki Konuma, Director, Senior Executive Officer, TSE ·Kerrie Waring, Chief Executive Officer, ICGN 09:10–10:00 Launch of ICGN Japan Governance Priorities Update Report In 2019, ICGN published a Statement of Japan Governance Priorities including recommendations around the securities report, capital efficiency, executive pay and board quality. This year, ICGN will publish a Japan Governance Priorities Update Report to provide global investor opinion on progress and clarify areas for improvement. We will discuss whether reform efforts, such as the introduction of the JPX Prime Market and recently updated Japan Corporate Governance Code, are having a positive impact on sustainable corporate value and how to overcome impediments to constructive shareholder and company engagement. ·Jocelyn Brown, Head of Governance, EMEA/APAC, T. Rowe Price, UK ·Seiji Kawazoe, ...

2024 Japan Exchange Group, Inc., and/or its affiliates March 29, 2024 Reminder Regarding the Criteria for Inclusion in the List of Companies That Have Disclosed Information Regarding "Action to Implement Management That Is Conscious of Cost of Capital and Stock Price" Tokyo Stock Exchange, Inc. Listing Department 2 ©2024 Japan Exchange Group, Inc., and/or its affiliates For Newly Disclosing Companies Keywords regarding disclosure status Note: If keywords are not included in the Corporate Governance Report, the company will not be reflected in the list. Note: If a company submits a Corporate Governance Report with newly added keywords, it will be reflected in the list released on the 15th of the following month (the disclosure status as of the end of each month is released on the 15th of the following month). Keyword regarding English disclosure status Keyword Status 【英文開示有り】(Disclosed in ...

2024 Japan Exchange Group, Inc., and/or its affiliates Tokyo Stock Exchange, Inc. Analysis of Disclosure in “Basic Policy Regarding Selection of Accounting Standards” July 22, 2024 *This English translation is for reference purpose only. 2 ©2024 Japan Exchange Group, Inc., and/or its affiliates I. Background ◆Jun. 24, 2014“Japan Revitalization Strategy”(Revised in 2014) 4) Promoting of an increase in the number of companies voluntarily adopting IFRS Tokyo Stock Exchange will encourage listed companies to explain to investors their basic views on the selection of accounting standards (for example, whether they are considering adopting IFRS). ◆Jun. 30, 2015“Japan Revitalization Strategy”(Revised in 2015) 4) Further promotion of an increase in the number of companies voluntarily adopting IFRS Listed companies disclose their progress in considering the adoption of IFRS in“Basic Policy Regarding Selection of Accounting Standards”of the financial results. The government will analyze this together with ...