TOKYO, Apr 27 (Pulse News Wire) – Hennge K.k. (4475.T) reported changes in its major shareholders.
According to the disclosure, Minoru Kazumasa, vice president and director of Hennge K.k., sold part of his ordinary shares to Yokimikan Asset Management Corporation, which he manages personally. Prior to the transaction, Minoru Kazumasa held 32,526 shares, ranking him second among major shareholders with a stake of 3,252,600. Following the sale, he now holds 30,176 shares, maintaining his position as the second-largest shareholder with a reduced stake of 3,017,600.
The total number of outstanding shares as of March 31, 2026, was 32,500,600. The percentage of voting rights held by major shareholders is calculated based on the number of votes as of March 31, 2026, which stands at 311,378. Shares without voting rights amount to 1,362,800.
In addition, the company noted that the impact of this shareholding change on its management structure and performance remains unchanged.
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