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Notice Regarding the Disposal of Treasury Shares for Performance-Linked Stock Remuneration
KADOKAWA Corporation has authorized the disposal of treasury shares to support its performance-linked stock remuneration system. This strategic financial move involves the issuance of 903,100 shares of common stock at a price of 3,250 yen per share, totaling approximately 2.94 billion yen. The transaction is scheduled for completion on February 18, 2026, with the shares being allocated to a trust account managed by Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Bank. The primary objective of this disposal is to sustain an incentive program designed for executive officers of KADOKAWA and directors of its subsidiaries, including entities such as Dwango and KADOKAWA Future Publishing. By utilizing a trust-based system established in 2017, the company aims to align executive compensation with shareholder value and long-term corporate growth. The disposal price was determined based on the closing market price of the stock on the Tokyo Stock Exchange on the business day immediately preceding the board's resolution, ensuring an objective and fair valuation. The scope of this action affects the broader KADOKAWA group within the Japanese media and gaming industry. The total number of shares being disposed of represents a dilution of 0.61% relative to the total issued shares and voting rights as of September 30, 2025. Management has concluded that this level of dilution is reasonable and will have a negligible impact on the secondary market. The trust is structured as a third-party managed entity, and notably, the voting rights associated with the shares held within the trust will not be exercised during the trust period, which is currently slated to run through August 2027.
Kadokawa CorporationJan 2026
Legal
Announcement Regarding the Allocation of Stock Options (Stock Acquisition Rights)
The announcement sets out the terms under which Nippon Ichi Software Co., Ltd. will issue new share subscription rights to its directors, executive officers, auditors, employees and the same categories at its subsidiaries. The primary aim is to boost motivation and morale and to align the interests of key personnel with the company’s performance, in accordance with the Companies Act and the approval obtained at the 32nd ordinary shareholders’ meeting. A total of 1,908 subscription rights will be granted, each covering 100 ordinary shares for a combined target of 190,800 shares. Allocation is divided among 560 rights for directors, 43 for executive officers, 70 for auditors, 1,123 for employees, 40 for subsidiary directors and 72 for subsidiary employees. Recipients comprise five directors, one executive officer, three auditors, 121 employees, three subsidiary directors and 23 subsidiary employees. No cash contribution is required at grant, and the exercise price will be calculated as the average closing price of the company’s ordinary shares for the month preceding the allocation date, multiplied by 1.05 and rounded up, with a floor at the allocation‑day closing price. The allocation date is set for 22 July 2025, and the exercise window runs from 1 August 2028 to 31 May 2035. Capital increases resulting from exercised rights are limited to half of the statutory increase ceiling, with the remainder allocated to capital reserves. Rights may be reclaimed free of charge if the holder ceases to meet the eligibility conditions or in the event of mergers, share exchanges or other reorganisations, and any transfer of rights requires board approval. The framework applies to the company’s listed shares on the Tokyo Stock Exchange and its subsidiaries, reflecting a corporate‑wide incentive program spanning the next decade.
Nippon Ichi SoftwareFeb 2026
Legal
Projekty Uchwał na Nadzwyczajne Walne Zgromadzenie
PCF Group S.A. has initiated a strategic update to its corporate governance and operational framework, centered on an Extraordinary General Meeting scheduled for November 2024. A primary objective of these changes is the expansion of the company’s statutory business activities to include management consultancy, a move designed to streamline advisory services within the capital group. This operational shift is accompanied by the formalization of leadership roles, including the confirmation of Lidia Banach-Hoheker to the Supervisory Board and the maintenance of specific personal rights for major shareholder Sebastian Wojciechowski, who retains the authority to appoint the Board President provided he holds a 25% voting stake. The governance structure is further defined by a share capital of 718,805.42 PLN and a conditional capital increase intended for future stock options. Control remains concentrated through a Group of Authorized Shareholders who hold the right to appoint the Board Chairman and a majority of the Supervisory Board. To ensure compliance with public interest entity regulations, the board must include at least two independent members and a dedicated audit committee. These structural provisions are reinforced by a revised remuneration policy that aligns executive compensation with the company’s long-term financial health and the competitive standards of the global gaming industry. The updated remuneration framework introduces a performance-linked model for the Management Board, capping variable pay at five times the annual fixed salary. Performance is measured against specific financial and qualitative benchmarks, including net profit, share price performance, and game quality metrics. For the Supervisory Board, the policy now includes additional compensation for committee participation. While the current structure focuses on fixed pay and non-monetary benefits like liability insurance and medical packages, it establishes a foundation for future share-based incentive programs. These comprehensive updates aim to balance internal stability with the flexibility required to navigate the evolving capital and gaming markets.
PCF GroupNov 2024
Legal
Notification Under Art. 69 and Art. 69b of the Act on Public Offering
This regulatory notification, filed in April 2021, details a change in the potential future shareholding structure of PCF Group S.A., a Polish public company. The primary purpose of the filing is to satisfy disclosure requirements under the Polish Act on Public Offering regarding the granting of financial instruments that may lead to a decrease in a major shareholder's voting rights. The notification is submitted by Sebastian Wojciechowski on behalf of a group of shareholders known as the Eligible Shareholders’ Undertaking, which includes Bartosz Kmita, Bartosz Biełuszko, and Krzysztof Dolaś. The core finding is the execution of a conditional call option agreement between Sebastian Wojciechowski and Fiducie familiale Samuel Girardin 2020, a Canadian trust. Under this agreement, the trust is granted the right to purchase 387,714 ordinary bearer shares from Wojciechowski. This transaction represents 1.31% of the company’s share capital and total voting rights. The option is exercisable between January 1, 2025, and June 30, 2025, subject to specific condition precedents and closed periods. At the time of the notification, the shareholder group collectively holds 21,063,804 shares, representing 71.25% of the company’s share capital and voting power. If the call option is fully exercised in the future, and assuming no other changes in ownership, the group’s direct stake would decrease to 20,676,090 votes, or approximately 69.94%. The filing also accounts for a minor indirect holding of 28 shares by Jan Ryszard Wojciechowski, which brings the total potential future holding to 69.9403% after the option exercise. The document confirms that no other subsidiaries or agreements regarding the transfer of voting rights exist for the parties involved.
PCF GroupMay 2021