1. Basic Policy on Information Disclosure
In keeping with the JUKI corporate philosophy, “The men and women of JUKI work hand in hand to spread happiness and enrich society,” the JUKI Group (hereinafter, “the Company”) will strive to further enhance its corporate value through fair and transparent information disclosure and proactive communication with stakeholders. A core goal under this philosophy is to build a relationship of trust with all of JUKI’s various stakeholders, from shareholders, investors, customers, business partners, and employees to local communities.
2. Criteria for Information Disclosure
The Company will disclose information appropriately in accordance with the timely disclosure rules stipulated by the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
The Company will also proactively disclose information that is deemed necessary for its shareholders, investors, and other stakeholders, including any such information whose disclosure is not expressly required under related laws, regulations, or rules.
3. Methods of Information Disclosure
Information subject to the Timely Disclosure Rules will be disclosed through the Timely Disclosure Network (TDnet) provided by the Tokyo Stock Exchange. Annual Securities Reports, etc. will be disclosed through the Electronic Disclosure for Investors’ NETwork (EDINET) provided by the Financial Services Agency.The same information will also be posted on the Company’s website as soon as possible after disclosure.
Information whose disclosure is not required under related laws and regulations will be disclosed by appropriate means, such as news releases and information postings on the Company’s website.
4. Quiet Period
The Company has designated the period from the day following the final day of the fiscal year to the day of announcement of the settlement of accounts as a “Quiet Period,” both to prevent the leakage of information related to financial results and to ensure fairness to shareholders and investors. During this period, the Company will refrain from responding to inquiries, feedback, etc. regarding the Company’s financial results and performance.
If, however, any matter covered by the standards for timely disclosure arises during the quiet period, such as the possibility of a significant change in the Business Performance Forecasts, the Company will disclose the information in accordance with the Timely Disclosure Rules.
5. Information Disclosure to Third Parties and Third-party Business Performance Forecasts
The information the Company shares with institutional investors, analysts, etc. shall be limited to publicly available information such as facts that have already been disclosed to the public, facts that are well known, or general business conditions.
The Company does not endorse any comments or Business Performance Forecasts made by third parties regarding the Company.
6. Forward-looking statements
In making disclosures, the Company may disclose information or make comments regarding future plans, forecasts, strategies, and other forward-looking statements. The information disclosed, however, is based on the Company’s judgment in accordance with the information available at the time of disclosure and may be subject to risks and uncertainties.
Actual results may differ from these forecasts due to changes in economic trends, taxation systems, and other systems surrounding the Company and its market environment.
7. Other points
When searching for information about the Company on this website, please refer to both the Disclosure Policy and the separately posted Disclaimer.