SHIKOKU KASEI HOLDINGS CORPORATION [4099.T]
TOKYO, Jun 26 (Pulse News Wire) – Shikoku Kasei Holdings Corporation (4099.T) decided to reorganize its subsidiaries through a merger and spin-off. At a board meeting held, the company resolved to proceed with a merger involving its subsidiary Shikoku Kasei Co., Ltd.
(the surviving entity), and two other entities, Shikoku Kasei Kantou and Hoshizawa Kasei Industry Co., Ltd. (both being absorbed). Additionally, a spin-off will occur with Shikoku Kasei as the successor and Shikoku Koki Co., Ltd. as the spun-off entity. Both transactions are scheduled to take effect on January 1, 2027. The merger aims to strengthen production capabilities and enhance operational efficiency within the group's construction materials sector. Key objectives include consolidating production functions, clarifying roles of production sites, standardizing quality management systems, improving operational efficiency, and centralizing managerial functions.
The reorganization seeks to boost productivity, customer responsiveness, and long-term corporate value. Details of the involved companies are as follows: - Shikoku Kasei: Capital of ¥98 million; established on January 10, 1975; major shareholder Shikoku Kasei Construction Materials with a holding ratio of 100%. - Shikoku Kasei Kantou: Capital of ¥50 million; established on July 23, 1987; major shareholder Shikoku Kasei Construction Materials with a holding ratio of 100%. - Hoshizawa Kasei Industry: Capital of ¥10 million; established on June 08, 1977; major shareholder Shikoku Kasei with a holding ratio of 100%. - Shikoku Kasei: Capital of ¥98 million; established on January 10, 1975; major shareholder Shikoku Kasei Construction Materials with a holding ratio of 100%; other shareholders with a combined holding ratio of 17.8%. - Shikoku Koki: Capital of ¥30 million; established on November 06, 1970; major shareholder Shikoku Kasei Construction Materials with a holding ratio of 82.2%. The company expects minimal impact on consolidated performance due to the internal nature of the restructuring.
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