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Sumichori ceased operations due to large non-performing loans arising from its chemical manufacturing group in China and has been pursuing debt collection; however, with the end of business in sight, the Company decided on dissolution and to write off approximately 6,478 million yen of loan receivables.\n\n### Financial Impact and Future Outlook\nAs a result of the debt forgiveness, tax-deductible allowances for doubtful accounts previously not recognized for tax purposes will now be recorded as deductible expenses, leading to an expected reduction of approximately 2,178 million yen in corporate taxes for the fiscal year ending March 2026. This impact has been incorporated in the consolidated earnings guidance announced on January 30, 2026, and any additional disclosures will be made promptly. 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