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The dilutive effect is extremely small, and the impact on shareholder value is limited. The company intends to continue implementing measures to appropriately operate the scheme and promote improvements in corporate value. The disposal is conducted at a reasonable market-based price, balancing capital efficiency improvements with executive motivation.","jir_financial_highlights":"Number of Shares Disposed: 17,977 shares (Unknown)\nTotal Disposal Amount: 42,317,858 yen (Unknown)\nDisposal Price: 2,354 yen (Unknown)","jir_category":"","jir_hashtags":"#ShigaBank, #DisposalTreasuryStock, #JapaneseStocks","jir_key_figures":"Number of Shares Disposed: 17,977 shares\nTotal Disposed Amount: 42,317,858 yen\nDisposal Price: 2,354 yen","jir_meta_title":"\u3010Shiga Bank\u3011Disposal of Treasury Stock and Compensation Scheme | June 2026","jir_meta_description":"Shiga Bank will dispose of 17,977 treasury shares in July 2026, raising approximately 42.3 million yen. 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