Canon Marketing Japan Inc.
Matters Concerning Controlling Shareholders
Canon Inc. holds 52.1% of voting rights as the parent company and promotes group management while respecting the company’s independence. Transactions with the parent company are conducted fairly, considering market prices and other factors.
Key Figures
- Parent Company Voting Rights Ownership Ratio: 52.1% (As of December 31, 2025)
- Transaction Amount for Product Purchases from Parent Company: 155,425 million yen (January 1, 2025 – December 31, 2025)
- Transaction Amount for Sales of Office Equipment and Consumables to Parent Company: 5,316 million yen (January 1, 2025 – December 31, 2025)
AI要約
Status of Parent Company and Controlling Shareholders
As of December 31, 2025, Canon Inc. holds 52.1% of voting rights as the parent company. To achieve the objectives of the Canon Group’s medium- to long-term management plan, “Global Excellent Company Group Concept Phase VII (2026–2030),” the company shares management strategies with the parent while maintaining independence to enable agile management. Risk management and sustainability initiatives are also promoted throughout the group.
Transactions with Parent Company and Measures for Protecting Minority Shareholders
Transactions with the parent company are conducted fairly based on market prices and reasonable conditions, with product purchases amounting to 155,425 million yen and sales of office equipment and consumables amounting to 5,316 million yen. Loan interest rates are determined taking market interest rates into account, and no collateral is accepted. The Board of Directors and a special committee of independent outside directors work to protect the interests of minority shareholders. There are no concurrent appointments of parent company executives, and governance improvements are being pursued.
