Source disclosure: February 26, 2026, 15:45 JST
Japan Asia Investment Company,Limited [8518.T]
TOKYO, Feb 26 (Pulse News Wire) -- Japan Asia Investment Company, Limited (8518.T), led by President and CEO Jun Maruyama, announced today that it has decided to terminate two special purpose companies previously classified as its specific subsidiaries due to changes in investment schemes related to a disability group home project. The company's board of directors made this decision during an investment committee meeting held on February 26, 2026.
The changes were necessitated by delays in the planned sale of certain group homes within the disability group home project. Originally, these projects had transitioned from a loan-based financing scheme to one utilizing anonymous partnerships, as disclosed in a previous announcement dated October 17, 2025. However, given the postponement of the sales, the company determined it was more cost-effective to revert back to the loan-based scheme, leading to the dissolution of the two anonymous partnerships.
One of the dissolved entities is the JDIP-8 Joint Stock Company-related Anonymous Partnership, located in Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo. This partnership, established on November 14, 2025, has invested ¥107 million in leasing facilities for disabled individuals. It is fully owned by the Japan Asia Investment Group, which also dispatches executives to manage the entity. Similarly, another partnership tied to JDIP-11 Joint Stock Company, situated at the same address, will be terminated. This partnership, set up on the same date, holds investments worth ¥512 million in similar ventures and is entirely funded by the Japan Asia Investment Group.
Both partnerships are scheduled to conclude their operations on February 27, 2026. According to the company, while these adjustments represent significant operational shifts, they are not expected to have a substantial impact on the firm’s immediate performance metrics.
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