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Japan Asia Investment Company, Limited

Japan Asia Investment Co., Ltd. is a private equity and venture capital firm that invests in unlisted growth-oriented companies. It targets seed, startup, early venture, emerging growth, turnaround, growth capital, incubation, buyout, and M&A opportunities, as well as medium-sized firms facing ownership succession issues and corporations seeking restructuring. The firm focuses on sectors such as green technology, web-related technology, environment, energy, medical treatment, nursing care, health care, manufacturing, lifestyle business, digital contents, and natural resources, and also makes indirect investments. It provides financial, managerial, and consulting services for IPOs, management buyouts, and mergers and acquisitions, and manages funds and offers financing services. Founded on July 10, 1981, it is based in Tokyo, Japan, with an additional office in Osaka.

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Japan Asia Investment Introduces Shareholder Benefit Program

Japan Asia Investment has announced the introduction of a shareholder benefit program. Shareholders who hold 500 or more shares for at least one year as of March 31 each year will receive products worth 5,000 yen from the company's group business partners and investee companies. The previous Quo card worth 500 yen, distributed as a token of appreciation for exercising voting rights, will be discontinued.
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Nissan and Honda to Standardize Basic Software for Next-Generation Vehicles

Nissan Motor and Honda have announced plans to standardize the basic software for their next-generation vehicles. Additionally, Asia Investment will introduce a shareholder benefit program that offers products worth 5,000 yen to shareholders who hold 500 or more shares continuously for over one year. CVS Bay reported an operating loss of 40 million yen for July 2026 (compared to a loss of 18 million yen in the same month the previous year), and Asterisk has revised down its consolidated earnings forecast for the fiscal year ending August 2026. Inaba Denki Sangyo will make Fujikura Shoji, a sales subsidiary of Fujikura, a wholly owned subsidiary. Twinbird has expressed opposition to the acquisition proposal by Japanet Holdings and announced a new medium-term management plan. SWCC will conduct a 1-for-5 stock split at the end of September. Try Eyes has revised up its earnings plan for the fiscal year ending December 2026, changing its consolidated operating loss of 22 million yen to a profit of 52 million yen. Vector HD has signed a usage agreement with Air Mobility for its high-performance server rental business, with the order amount expected to exceed 10% of its sales for the fiscal year ending March 2026 (1.3 billion yen). Rokko Butter will increase its year-end dividend from 20 yen to 30.5 yen. Miki Kogyo and Kawakami Paint will implement stock splits. Postpla will make Cube a subsidiary and enter the entertainment IP business.
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