#MBO

The tender offeror B C P E Neon Cayman L P intends to acquire Bodoula's common shares and new share subscription rights through a public tender offer. The offer price is 2,970 yen per common share, and 1 yen per item of the new share subscription right. The tender offer period is from 2026/08/19 to 2026/10/05. There is a possibility...

The FY2026 first half results are driven by revenue and rental income. While reinforcing internal growth and sustainability initiatives, active use of long-term borrowings is indicated. Future outlook describes the financial policy including long-term borrowings through the 52nd period.

Short-term borrowings from multiple financial institutions. Total amount varies by lender and is not disclosed. Plan to borrow again in the mid-month each month under similar terms; expected to have a minor impact on performance.

Exploration of opening a mixed-use store at The Food Harbour within Port City Colombo. Plan to unify and operate multiple brands to enhance local recognition and streamline investment and operations. Exploration period from August 2026 for six months; no decision on opening has been made. Impact on current consolidated results is expected to be minimal, with potential changes depending on...

An MBO case has been presented with the aim of privatizing the company’s shares through a tender offer, with a final offer price set at 2,250 yen per share. Clear involvement of independent bodies and a special committee to ensure procedural fairness, including treatment of Muddo Enterprise and other related shareholders, financing plans, organizational restructuring/capital policy, and future shareholder return...

Japan Urban Fund Investment Corporation maintained approximately 6.32 billion yen in long-term borrowings as of July 2026 and executed refinancing from multiple banks. Aiming for stable funding and securing long-term capital.

Largest news: tender offer price is 1,900 yen per ordinary share, minimum of 3,845,584 shares, period from 2026/7/13 to 2026/8/25. Within an MBO framework aimed at delisting, there is an agreement not to tender some shares held by Mr. Nozawa and Mr. Maki.

Based on the condition of the takeover bid succeeding, the Company discloses a revision to the dividend forecast for the fiscal year ending March 2027, setting both interim and year-end dividends at 0 yen. The dividend policy aims for a stable, high level, but will be 0 yen if the takeover is realized.

Japan Real Estate Investment Corporation executed a long-term borrowing of 5 billion yen in June 2026, raising funds for refinancing purposes. The debt increased to 145,100 million yen, with a repayment date of June 1, 2034. The funds will be used primarily for refinancing the existing debt.

The amount of long-term borrowings is 3,000 million yen, with a repayment deadline of May 25, 2026. The fixed interest rate applied to borrowings is 0.62630%, and the total borrowings have decreased from 94,000 million yen to 93,500 million yen.

Tokyu Real Estate Investment Corporation has borrowed 1,200 million yen in green loans from Mizuho Bank, Ltd., and plans to repay the 1,700 million yen long-term borrowings borrowed in November 2018.

MCJ Corporation resolved to consolidate 23,500,000 shares into 1 share on June 18, 2026, reducing the total number of issued shares from 94,177,920 shares to 4 shares, abolish the designation of the number of shares per unit on the same day, and plans to delist.