Japan Post Holdings Co., Ltd.
Completion of Receipt of Administrative Punishment Enforcement Notice Regarding Deficiencies in Roll Call Operations
Japan Post has received the final notice of administrative punishment related to deficiencies in roll call operations. 98% of the vehicle suspension penalties are scheduled to end within fiscal 2025, with the remainder expected to continue until June 1, 2026.
Key Figures
- Number of post offices subject to administrative punishment: 1,862 offices
- Percentage of offices where vehicle suspension penalties ended within fiscal 2025: 98% (1,822 offices)
- Percentage of offices where vehicle suspension penalties continue into fiscal 2026: 2% (40 offices, expected to end June 1, 2026)
AI要約
Overview of Administrative Punishment
Japan Post Co., Ltd. underwent a special audit by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism in relation to deficiencies in roll call operations discovered in October 2025. From October 8, 2025, suspension penalties on certain vehicles were imposed. On February 10, 2026, the final administrative punishment notice was received, covering 1,862 post offices. 98% of these offices will have the penalties lifted within fiscal 2025, with the remaining 2% expected to conclude by June 1, 2026.
Recurrence Prevention Measures and Future Response
Under the leadership of the President and CEO, recurrence prevention measures such as awareness reform through training, enhancement of workplace management, and strengthening of governance structures are being implemented. The company is fully committed to providing safe mail and parcel transportation services and restoring trust. The impact on business performance is still being carefully examined and will be disclosed promptly if necessary.
