ANAP Holdings Sees Major Shareholder

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ANAP Holdings Sees Major Shareholder Change After Rights Issue Exercise

Source disclosure: January 14, 2026 ANAP HOLDINGS INC. [3189.T] TOKYO, Jan 14 (Pulse News Wire) – ANAP Holdings Inc. (3189.T) reported a significant shift in its major shareholder structure following the exercise of rights issues on January 13, 2026. EVO Fund, based in Keiman Shotou, became a more prominent stakeholder after exercising its rights, increasing its voting rights from 40,000 to 40,331 shares. As a result, EVO Fund remains the fourth-largest shareholder among major share