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Jan. 2020 (Reference Translation) TSE NOTICE Feb. 20, 2020 （Thu Jan. 2020 (Reference Translation) TSE NOTICE Feb. 20, 2020 （Thu.) [Attachment] Changes in Number of Listed Shares, etc. in Connection with Exercise of Subscription Warrants, etc. (Relevant Period Jan. 01, 2020 - Jan. 31, 2020) (Note) 1. No. of Listed Shares at End of Month No. of listed shares for Common Stock, Preferred Stock, etc. (*Code 2593-5 is Type-1 Preferred Stock of ITO EN, LTD.) When exercising Subscription Warrants in cases where treasury stocks will be transferred, the number of listed shares may not increase even after decreasing the residual amount of bonds, etc. After acquiring CBs subject to call in cases where retirement has not been conducted, the number of listed shares may increase without a decrease in the residual amount of bonds. 2. Primary Reasons for Changes Exercise of Bonds with Subscription Warrants …Due to Exercise of Bonds with Subscription Warrants Conversion of Preferred Stock, etc. …Due to Conversion of Stock (Preferred Stock, etc.) which can be converted into another type of Stock Exercise of CBs …Due to Exercise of CBs, and new share issuance by acquisition of Share Options subject to Call Exercise of Subscription Warrants …Due to Exercise of Subscription Warrant, and new share issuance by acquisition of Share Options subject to Call Public Offering …Due to Public Offering and Overseas Offering Third-Party Allotment, etc. …Due to Third-Party Allotment, Green Shoe Option (pursuant to the Cabinet Office Ordinance on the Disclosure of Corporate Affairs, etc. Article 19, Paragraph 2, Item 1, sub-item L.1), Allotment of New Shares as stock-based remuneration and Private Placement to Specified Investors for listed companies on TOKYO PRO Market Retirement of Treasury Stocks …Due to Retirement of Treasury Stocks 3. Bond Code, etc. （１） ＊ …indicates listed securities. （２） Type of Bond, etc. PS …Stock (Preferred Stock, etc.) that can be converted into another type of stock CB …Convertible Bond WB …Bond with Subscription Warrant "CB 23. 9 JPY" of LINE Corporation (Code 3938) is a yen-denominated convertible bond (overseas offering) issued Sep. 2018 with a 2023 maturity. "CB 23.19 JPY" of LINE Corporation (Code 3938) is a yen-denominated convertible bond (third-party allotment) issued Sep. 2018 with a 2023 maturity. "CB 25. 9 JPY" of LINE Corporation (Code 3938) is a yen-denominated convertible bond (overseas offering) issued Sep. 2018 with a 2025 maturity. "CB 25.19 JPY" of LINE Corporation (Code 3938) is a yen-denominated convertible bond (third-party allotment) issued Sep. 2018 with a 2025 maturity. （３） Regarding subscription warrants, only issues for which a report has been received from the issuer, which states that the possibility of new stock issuance, are eligible for publication. (Issues for which a report has been received, which states that all treasury stocks will be transferred/swapped, will not be published.) 4. Display of Stock (Preferred Stock, etc.) that can be converted into another type of stock Bond Symbol, etc. Company Name (Code) Indicator Details in this Document Sumiseki Holdings,Inc. 1514 ＰＳ１ Class 2 Preferred Stock MAXVALU TOHOKU CO.,LTD. 2655 ＰＳ１ Class A Classified Stock Village Vanguard CO.,LTD. 2769 ＰＳ１ Class A Preferred Stock UNITIKA LTD. 3103 ＰＳ１ Class B Classified Stock OMIKENSHI CO.,LTD. 3111 ＰＳ１ Class A Preferred Stock Ultrafabrics Holdings Co.,Ltd. 4235 ＰＳ１ Class A Preferred Stock SHiDAX CORPORATION 4837 ＰＳ１ No. 1 Class B Preferred Stock Nippon Sheet Glass Company,Limited 5202 ＰＳ１ Class A Classified Stock TOYO ENGINEERING CORPORATION 6330 ＰＳ１ Class A Preferred Stock Chiyoda Corporation 6366 ＰＳ１ Class A Preferred Stock Sharp Corporation 6753 ＰＳ１ Class C Classified Stock AIREX INC. 6944 ＰＳ１ Class A Preferred Stock Nippon Avionics Co.,Ltd. 6946 ＰＳ１ Class 1 Preferred Stock ＰＳ２ Class 2 Preferred Stock Jimoto Holdings,Inc. 7161 ＰＳ１ Class B Preferred Stock ＰＳ２ Class C Preferred Stock ＰＳ３ Class D Preferred Stock AKEBONO BRAKE INDUSTRY CO.,LTD. 7238 ＰＳ１ Class A Classified Stock San ju San Financial Group,Inc. 7322 ＰＳ１ Class 1 Preferred Stock ATOM CORPORATION 7412 ＰＳ１ No. 1 Preferred Stock ＰＳ２ No. 2 Preferred Stock ＰＳ３ No. 3 Preferred Stock ＰＳ４ No. 4 Preferred Stock CYBERDYNE,INC. 7779 ＰＳ１ Class B Classified Stock - 1 - Jan. 2020 Bond Symbol, etc. Company Name (Code) Indicator Details in this Document SENSHUKAI CO.,LTD. 8165 ＰＳ１ Class A Preferred Stock ＰＳ２ Class B Preferred Stock Saikaya Department Store Co.,Ltd. 8254 ＰＳ１ Class A Preferred Stock Tsukuba Bank,Ltd. 8338 ＰＳ１ Class 4 Preferred Stock THE TOHOKU BANK,LTD. 8349 ＰＳ１ Class 1 Preferred Stock THE MICHINOKU BANK,LTD. 8350 ＰＳ１ Class A Preferred Stock THE BANK OF KOCHI,LTD. 8416 ＰＳ１ Class 1 Preferred Stock THE TOWA BANK,LTD. 8558 ＰＳ１ Class 2 Preferred Stock APLUS FINANCIAL Co.,Ltd. 8589 ＰＳ１ Class H Preferred Stock ＰＳ２ No. 1 Class B Preferred Stock FIDEA Holdings Co.Ltd. 8713 ＰＳ１ Class B Preferred Stock RISE Inc. 8836 ＰＳ１ Class A Preferred Stock REVOLUTION CO.,LTD. 8894 ＰＳ１ Class A Classified Stock Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings,Incorporated 9501 ＰＳ１ Class A Preferred Stock ＰＳ２ Class B Preferred Stock THE KAMOGAWA GRAND HOTEL,LTD. 9695 ＰＳ１ Class A Preferred Stock THE ROYAL HOTEL,LIMITED 9713 ＰＳ１ No. 1 Class A Preferred Stock - 2 - Jan. 2020 (Reference Translation) [Correction] Details for the relevant period Dec. 01, 2019 － Dec. 31, 2019 have been partially corrected as follows. (Jan. 20, 2020 (Attachment Published), Relevant Period Dec. 01, 2019 － Dec. 31, 2019) No. of Listed Shares Altered Page Company Name (Code) Reason for Alteration Bond Symbol, etc. Alteration Value, etc. at End of Month No. of Shares Exercise of 34 Sockets Inc. 3634 (Correction) 2,477,400 Shares 0 Shares Jun. 2014 Resolution based 1 0 Shares Subscription Warrants Exercise of (Error) 2,477,500 Shares 100 Shares Jun. 2014 Resolution based 1 100 Shares Subscription Warrants - 3 - Jan. 2020 (Reference Translation) By Company No. of Listed Shares Altered Alteration Value, etc. Company Name (Code) at End of Month Reason for Alteration No. of Shares Bond Symbol, etc. Value, etc. after Alteration Remarks Shares Shares KYOKUYO CO.,LTD. (1301) 10,928,283 0 Nippon Suisan Kaisha,Ltd. (1332) 312,430,277 0 Maruha Nichiro Corporation (1333) 52,656,910 0 HOHSUI CORPORATION (1352) 8,379,000 0 KANEKO SEEDS CO.,LTD. (1376) 11,772,626 0 SAKATA SEED CORPORATION (1377) 47,410,750 0 HOKUTO CORPORATION (1379) 33,359,040 Exercise of CB 0 * CB 1 0 thou. JPY 9,983,000 thou. JPY AKIKAWA FOODS & FARMS CO.,LTD. (1380) 4,179,000 0 AXYZ CO.,Ltd. (1381) 5,617,500 0 HOB Co.,Ltd. (1382) 762,000 0 Berg Earth co.,ltd. (1383) 1,269,900 Exercise of Subscription Warrants 0 May 2016 Resolution based 1 0 Shares May 2016 Resolution based 2 0 Shares Hokuryo Co.,Ltd. (1384) 8,459,000 0 RUDEN HOLDINGS CO.,Ltd. (1400) 12,476,000 Exercise of Subscription Warrants 0 Mar. 2013 Resolution based 1 0 Shares Jan. 2014 Resolution based 1 0 Shares Mar. 2015 Resolution based 1 0 Shares May 2019 Resolution based 1 0 Shares mbs,inc. (1401) 7,296,000 Exercise of Subscription Warrants 0 May 2015 Resolution based 1 0 Shares West Holdings Corporation (1407) 27,235,200 0 Hinokiya Group Co.,Ltd. (1413) 13,575,000 0 SHO-BOND Holdings Co.,Ltd. (1414) 56,745,180 0 MIRAIT Holdings Corporation (1417) 108,325,329 0 INTERLIFE HOLDINGS CO.,LTD. (1418) 20,010,529 0 Tama Home Co.,Ltd. (1419) 29,455,800 0 Sanyo Homes Corporation (1420) 12,620,000 Exercise of Subscription Warrants 0 Feb. 2018 Resolution based 1 0 Shares Feb. 2018 Resolution based 2 0 Shares Nippon Aqua Co.,Ltd. (1429) 34,756,000 Exercise of Subscription Warrants 0 Feb. 2013 Resolution based 1 0 Shares First-corporation Inc. (1430) 13,358,540 Exercise of Subscription Warrants 0 Sep. 2016 Resolution based 1 0 Shares Lib Work Co.,Ltd. (1431) 5,420,510 Jan. 01 Stock Split 2,710,255 DORYOKU Co.,Ltd. (1432) 2,066,000 Exercise of Subscription Warrants 0 Mar. 2015 Resolution based 1 0 Shares Mar. 2015 Resolution based 2 0 Shares BESTERRA CO.,LTD (1433) 8,355,600 Exercise of Subscription Warrants 0 Mar. 2017 Resolution based 1 0 Shares JESCO Holdings,Inc. (1434) 6,578,300 Exercise of Subscription Warrants 0 Dec. 2013 Resolution based 1 0 Shares TATERU,Inc. (1435) 90,167,000 Exercise of Subscription Warrants 0 Jul. 2014 Resolution based 1 0 Shares May 2017 Resolution based 1 0 Shares Fit Corporation (1436) 4,282,800 Exercise of Subscription Warrants 0 Dec. 2014 Resolution based 1 0 Shares Nov. 2015 Resolution based 1 0 Shares Apr. 2014 Resolution based 1 0 Shares YASUE CORPORATION (1439) 1,309,020 Exercise of Subscription Warrants 0 Apr. 2014 Resolution based 1 0 Shares Nov. 2014 Resolution based 1 0 Shares Apr. 2019 Resolution based 1 0 Shares YAMAZEN HOMES CO.,LTD. (1440) 1,610,000 0 Giken Holdings Co.,Ltd. (1443) 16,237,977 0 Nissou Co.,Ltd. (1444) 400,000 0 Hikari Holdings Co.,Ltd. (1445) 279,900 Exercise of Subscription Warrants 0 Aug. 2015 Resolution based 1 0 Shares Dec. 2015 Resolution based 1 0 Shares - 4 - Jan. 2020 No. of Listed Shares Altered Alteration Value, etc. Company Name (Code) at End of Month Reason for Alteration No. of Shares Bond Symbol, etc. Value, etc. after Alteration Remarks Shares Shares Mar. 2017 Resolution based 1 0 Shares CANDEAL CO.,Ltd (1446) 10,351,800 Exercise of Subscription Warrants 0 May 2017 Resolution based 1 0 Shares Sep. 2017 Resolution based 1 0 Shares ITbook Holdings Co.,LTD.
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