TOKYO, May 13 (Pulse News Wire) – Renetjapangroup,inc. (3556.T) announced today that its board of directors decided to restructure its social care business through an intermediate holding company.
The company plans to transfer shares of three subsidiaries—SCJ Corporation, RJ Social Care Tokyo Kabushiki Kaisha, and RJ Social Care Nagoya Kabushiki Kai—to RJ Social Care Group Kabushiki Kaisha, which will serve as the intermediate holding company. This move aims to enhance operational efficiency and support the expansion of the social care business. In March 2026, RenetJapanGroup outlined its mid-term plan targeting up to 90 facilities by 2030, with revenue reaching up to ¥9 billion and Non-GAAP operating profit ranging from 14 to ¥1.800 billion. The restructuring will position RJ Social Care Group Kabushiki Kaisha as the intermediate holding company, making SCJ Corporation, RJ Social Care Tokyo Co., Ltd., and RJ Social Care Nagoya Co., Ltd. subsidiary companies.
Key details of the newly established intermediate holding company, RJ Social Care Group Co., Ltd., include a capital of ¥10 million, headquartered in Tokyo, Minato Ku Roppongi 3-1-1, Teikyu Building, 15th floor, with Mr. Shinji Suzuki serving as president. The company’s main activities involve managing its subsidiaries and related operations. Additionally, the transfer of shares is scheduled to take place on May 31, 2026. RenetJapanGroup anticipates minimal impact on its fiscal year ending September 2026 but expects long-term benefits for group value enhancement.
Further updates will be disclosed as necessary.
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