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Iore [Emerging Markets 5% Rule]
<2334> IoReg Governance Partners Co., Ltd. Shareholding Ratio: 0.02% → 0.02%. Reporting Obligation Trigger Date: June 4, 2026
Shareholding change report: Iore (33.04% → 31.57%), Nihon Asia Investment, among others.
Filer: Japan Asia Investment Co., Ltd. Date and Time of Filing: June 10, 2026, 15:53 Document Filed: Amendment Report (Cover Page = Amendment Report No. 7) Date Obligation to Report Arose: June 4, 2026 Reason for Filing Amendment Report: Decrease of 1% or more in shareholding ratio Decrease of 1% or more in shareholding ratio on a standalone basis Issuer: <2334> Iore Co., Ltd. [Summary Table] Shareholding Ratio (%)
eole: (Correction) Regarding Certain Corrections to the "Supplementary Explanation Materials for the Full-Year Results of the Fiscal Year Ending March 2026" and to the "Business Plan and Matters Concerning Growth Potential from the Fiscal Y...
eole: (Correction – Correction of Numerical Data) Regarding a Partial Correction to the "Financial Results Briefing for the Fiscal Year Ending March 2026 [Japanese GAAP] (Consolidated)"
Eole FY Loss Y528.00M
Emerging equities: Growth 250 extended losses on April 4, as Middle East tensions dampened investor sentiment.
The Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market 250 Index declined for the second consecutive session. Heightened uncertainty surrounding the Middle East weighed on investor sentiment, dragging down many stocks in the emerging companies market. Astroscale, QPS-HD, and Syns were among the sold-off names, while PowerX fell sharply again. QD Laser, GENDA, and Terra Drone also declined. On the other hand, Data Section and HPC Systems rose sharply for the second straight session, and IORE hit its daily trading limit on the upside. Adding to the negative sentiment, Broadcom’s earnings report showed that its sales related to artificial intelligence (AI) fell short of market expectations.