11. The Company's shareholders of record on a record date may not receive the dividend they anticipate
The customary dividend payout practice and relevant regulatory regime of publicly listed companies
in Japan may differ from that followed in foreign markets. The Company's dividend payout practice is
no exception. While the Company may announce forecasts of year-end and quarterly dividends prior
to the record date, these forecasts are not legally binding. The actual payment of year-end dividends
requires a resolution of the Company's shareholders. If the shareholders adopt such a resolution, the
year-end dividend payment is made to shareholders as of the applicable record date, which is cur-
rently specified as March 31 by the Company's Articles of Incorporation. However, such a resolution
of the shareholders is usually made at an ordinary general meeting of shareholders held in June. The
payment of quarterly dividends requires a resolution of the Company's Board of Directors. If the
board adopts such a resolution, the dividend payment is made to shareholders as of the applicable
record dates, which are currently specified as June 30, September 30 and December 31 by the
Articles of Incorporation. However, the board usually does not adopt a resolution with respect to a
quarterly dividend until after the respective record dates.
Shareholders of record as of an applicable record date may sell shares after the record date in
anticipation of receiving a certain dividend payment based on the previously announced forecasts.
However, since these forecasts are not legally binding and resolutions to pay dividends are usually
not adopted until after the record date, our shareholders of record on record dates for year-end and
quarterly dividends may not receive the dividend they anticipate
11. The Company's shareholders of record on a record date may not receive the dividend they anticipate
The customary dividend payout practice and relevant regulatory regime of publicly listed companies
in Japan may differ from that followed in foreign markets. The Company's dividend payout practice is
no exception. While the Company may announce forecasts of year-end and quarterly dividends prior
to the record date, these forecasts are not legally binding. The actual payment of year-end dividends
requires a resolution of the Company's shareholders. If the shareholders adopt such a resolution, the
year-end dividend payment is made to shareholders as of the applicable record date, which is cur-
rently specified as March 31 by the Company's Articles of Incorporation. However, such a resolution
of the shareholders is usually made at an ordinary general meeting of shareholders held in June. The
payment of quarterly dividends requires a resolution of the Company's Board of Directors. If the
board adopts such a resolution, the dividend payment is made to shareholders as of the applicable
record dates, which are currently specified as June 30, September 30 and December 31 by the
Articles of Incorporation. However, the board usually does not adopt a resolution with respect to a
quarterly dividend until after the respective record dates.
Shareholders of record as of an applicable record date may sell shares after the record date in
anticipation of receiving a certain dividend payment based on the previously announced forecasts.
However, since these forecasts are not legally binding and resolutions to pay dividends are usually
not adopted until after the record date, our shareholders of record on record dates for year-end and
quarterly dividends may not receive the dividend they anticipate
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