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Yamaha Corporation

Yamaha Corporation, together with its subsidiaries, engages in the musical instruments, audio equipment, and other businesses in Japan and internationally. It operates through the Musical Instruments, Audio Equipment, and Others segments. The Musical Instruments segment offers pianos; digital musical instruments; and wind, string, and percussion instruments; as well as other music-related activities. Its Audio Equipment segment provides audio products; professional audio equipment; information and telecommunication equipment; and other products. The Others segment is involved in the electronic devices business, automobile interior wood components, factory automation equipment, golf products, resort, and other businesses. Yamaha Corporation was founded in 1887 and is headquartered in Hamamatsu, Japan.

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ABEJA to Establish Singapore Subsidiary; Globing Plans Profit Increase and Higher Dividend

In individual announcements released on the 26th, ABEJA resolved to establish a wholly-owned subsidiary in Singapore. Globing plans a significant profit increase and higher dividend for the fiscal year ending May 2027 (IFRS). Susmed's exclusive sales contract with Shionogi for its insomnia disorder app has ended. Nexera received a milestone payment of approximately 1.591 billion yen related to its partner Neurocrine's Phase 2 trial for cognitive impairment in Alzheimer's disease. Kasumigaseki Capital sold a property held for sale (Miami development land) for its first U.S. project, and Yamaha announced the partial sale of its shares in Yamaha Motor. Matsui Securities set its interim dividend for the fiscal year ending March 2027 at 28 yen (compared to 25 yen in the same period last year), and Medical Net resolved the material weakness in internal control over financial reporting that had been disclosed.
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Yamaha to Sell Part of Its Stake in Yamaha Motor, Halving Ownership to 1.46%

Yamaha, the musical instruments and audio equipment maker, announced on the 26th that it will sell part of its shares in Yamaha Motor. After the sale, its stake will be 1.46% of total shares outstanding, nearly halving from the previous 2.84%. In line with its policy on strategic shareholdings, the company said it decided to sell "from the perspective of asset efficiency." The cooperative relationship under the common "Yamaha" brand will be maintained. The sale will be conducted via a block trade through a securities company, and the impact on consolidated earnings is expected to be minor.
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Ituran Location and Control reports record Q2 revenue and profit, driven by subscription growth

Ituran Location and Control reported record second-quarter results, with revenue rising 21% year over year to $104.8 million and subscription revenue increasing 25% to $79.8 million. EBITDA grew 24% to $28.5 million, while net income climbed 29% to $17.3 million, or $0.88 per diluted share. The company added 41,000 net subscribers, reaching 2.711 million, and generated a record $32.2 million in operating cash flow. Ituran ended June with $103.7 million in net cash and no debt, declared a $0.50-per-share dividend, and repurchased $3 million of stock. Management noted that OEM programs with Stellantis, Yamaha, and BMW are supporting expansion, while newer initiatives such as IturanMOB and Credit Carbon remain early-stage, with the U.S. rental-market rollout not expected to contribute materially in 2026 or 2027.
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Fender sends notice to Yamaha over Stratocaster design protection

Fender has sent a notice to Yamaha regarding copyright protection for the body shape of its iconic electric guitar, the Stratocaster. Following a German court's recognition of protection within the EU, Fender has since March been expanding notices to manufacturers and retailers demanding they cease production and sales of targeted models. This is the first time a notice to Yamaha, the world's largest musical instrument maker, has come to light. Yamaha has not disclosed which models were named, but says it is reviewing the notice and considering its response. In a statement, Fender said protecting its iconic designs is part of its duty to safeguard its brand and heritage, and expressed its commitment to continuing constructive dialogue with industry partners.
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