Source disclosure: February 12, 2026
bBreak Systems Company,Limited [3986.T]
TOKYO, Feb 12 (Pulse News Wire) -- bBreak Systems Co., Ltd. (3986.T), led by President Shiraishi Jiro, announced on Sunday that it has introduced a shareholder benefits program aimed at enhancing investor support and boosting stock appeal. The decision was made during a board meeting held on February 12, 2026.
The primary objective of this initiative is to express gratitude towards shareholders while also increasing investment attractiveness and encouraging long-term shareholding. According to the company, they anticipate that this new benefit scheme will enhance the appeal of their shares, thereby improving trading volume and liquidity.
Under the new program, eligible shareholders who hold 300 shares (three units) or more as of June 30, 2026, and subsequent years, will receive digital gift vouchers worth ¥3,000 per unit. These gifts can be redeemed through various platforms including PayPay Money Light, Amazon Gift Cards, d Points, Rakuten Points, QUO Card Pay, AU PAY Gift Cards, Bookstore Cards NEXT, Skylark Discount Coupons, Google Play Gift Codes, PlayStation Store Tickets, Uber Taxi Gift Cards, Uber Eats Gift Cards, Visa eGift Vanilla, DMM Prepaid Cards, FamiPay Gift Codes, Ponta Point Codes, WAON POINT eGifts, nanaco Gifts, V-Prica Gifts, and others. The company plans to send out notifications within three months after each eligibility date, which falls on every June 30th.
Shareholders will need to select their preferred items via an online portal detailed in the notification sent to them. If the selection period expires without action, redemption procedures cannot be completed. Furthermore, any changes to the program's content will be promptly communicated to all participants. While the company anticipates minimal impact on its current fiscal year ending June 2026 due to this initiative, it remains committed to making additional disclosures should significant effects become apparent.
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