Tokyo Keiki Considers Lowering Investment Unit Amid Broad Investor Base Expansion Efforts

TOKYO, May 18 (Pulse News Wire) – Tokyo Keiki Inc. (7721.T), led by President and CEO Atsushi Ando, is considering lowering its investment unit to expand its investor base, enhance stock liquidity, and invigorate the equity market.

The company recognizes that reducing the investment unit could benefit a wide range of investors, particularly individual investors, while improving the liquidity of its shares. However, the decision will depend on various factors such as market trends, share price levels, shareholder composition, and the practical impacts and costs associated with potential actions like stock splits.

As of March 31, 2026, the company's investment unit was set at 1,000 shares, triggering the requirement under Article 409 of the Tokyo Stock Exchange’s Listing Regulations to disclose its plans related to lowering the investment unit. Currently, there are no concrete plans or timelines for implementing specific measures like stock splits.

Tokyo Keiki stated that it will continue to carefully evaluate the situation based on comprehensive considerations, including the overall impact on shareholders and operational feasibility.