Appropriate Disclosure and Comprehensive IR Activities
Kanamoto knows the importance of an appropriate market evaluation of corporate value through fair, precise,
and prompt informational disclosure. We strive to not only provide information about management and business
conditions as well as corporate activities but also timely and active disclosure of valid information for
everyone to understand and assess the Kanamoto Group.
Our IR efforts had actively focused on presentations at IR events for individual investors, small meetings with institutional investors in Japan, and IR events overseas. We have also put in place systems to consistently communicate with stakeholders by switching financial results briefings and question-and-answer sessions to online.
IR information / materials
Disclosure Policy
Basic Policy
Kanamoto strives to disclose accurate information in timely, fair and impartial manner. All of our disclosure
aims to gain understanding about our businesses activities from everyone involved, from our customers,
shareholders, and investors to our employees and local communities regardless of whether an individual or
corporate entity, and to provide a fair assessment of Kanamoto and the Kanamoto Group.
Information Disclosure Standards
- Important Corporate Information
Kanamoto discloses information at the right time as mandated by the laws and regulations related to the
Tokyo Stock Exchange and in accordance with timely disclosure standards.
We also strive to disclose information in a timely manner according to laws and regulations guiding
information disclosure, such as the Companies Act and the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act.
- Other Corporate Information (Voluntary Information Disclosure)
Kanamoto actively discloses other information determined to have an impact on the corporate value of the
Group or thought necessary to enhance communication with society.
Means of Information Disclosure
Kanamoto not only publishes information on the Timely Disclosure Network (TDnet) service provided by the
Tokyo Stock Exchange but also distributes press releases to press clubs and holds press conferences to ensure
fair and timely information disclosure.
We also strive to allow easy and fast access to various management and financial information by disclosing
information promptly on the Kanamoto homepage as well as actively utilizing various web tools.
Kanamoto discloses policy and arbitrary company information in an appropriate and timely manner as well.
Silent Period
Kanamoto designates a three-week silent period leading up to the day of financial disclosures in which the
company refrains from responding to inquiries or commenting on financial disclosures as a general rule to
prevent leaks and ensure fairness.
However, this excludes any necessary changes to financial information during the above silent period. Even
during a silent period, we actively participate in events that may enhance our communication with our
stakeholders and deepen their understanding about Kanamoto and the Kanamoto Group. Please note that Kanamoto
will only discuss and answer questions about financial information up to the previous quarter when taking part
in such events.
Internal System Preparations
Kanamoto prepares and enhances internal systems to ensure proper disclosure of the above information. We
established an internal Public Relations Committee to achieve the information disclosure described in the
Disclosure Policy. The Public Relations Office takes charge of investor and corporate relations as well as
evaluates the legality of disclosures through accounting auditors and corporate lawyers as necessary before
disclosing any information.
Appropriate Disclosure and Comprehensive IR Activities
Kanamoto knows the importance of an appropriate market evaluation of corporate value through fair, precise, and prompt informational disclosure. We strive to not only provide information about management and business conditions as well as corporate activities but also timely and active disclosure of valid information for everyone to understand and assess the Kanamoto Group.
Our IR efforts had actively focused on presentations at IR events for individual investors, small meetings with institutional investors in Japan, and IR events overseas. We have also put in place systems to consistently communicate with stakeholders by switching financial results briefings and question-and-answer sessions to online.
IR information / materials
Disclosure Policy
Basic Policy
Kanamoto strives to disclose accurate information in timely, fair and impartial manner. All of our disclosure aims to gain understanding about our businesses activities from everyone involved, from our customers, shareholders, and investors to our employees and local communities regardless of whether an individual or corporate entity, and to provide a fair assessment of Kanamoto and the Kanamoto Group.
Information Disclosure Standards
Kanamoto discloses information at the right time as mandated by the laws and regulations related to the Tokyo Stock Exchange and in accordance with timely disclosure standards.
We also strive to disclose information in a timely manner according to laws and regulations guiding information disclosure, such as the Companies Act and the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act.
Kanamoto actively discloses other information determined to have an impact on the corporate value of the Group or thought necessary to enhance communication with society.
Means of Information Disclosure
Kanamoto not only publishes information on the Timely Disclosure Network (TDnet) service provided by the Tokyo Stock Exchange but also distributes press releases to press clubs and holds press conferences to ensure fair and timely information disclosure.
We also strive to allow easy and fast access to various management and financial information by disclosing information promptly on the Kanamoto homepage as well as actively utilizing various web tools.
Kanamoto discloses policy and arbitrary company information in an appropriate and timely manner as well.
Silent Period
Kanamoto designates a three-week silent period leading up to the day of financial disclosures in which the company refrains from responding to inquiries or commenting on financial disclosures as a general rule to prevent leaks and ensure fairness.
However, this excludes any necessary changes to financial information during the above silent period. Even during a silent period, we actively participate in events that may enhance our communication with our stakeholders and deepen their understanding about Kanamoto and the Kanamoto Group. Please note that Kanamoto will only discuss and answer questions about financial information up to the previous quarter when taking part in such events.
Internal System Preparations
Kanamoto prepares and enhances internal systems to ensure proper disclosure of the above information. We established an internal Public Relations Committee to achieve the information disclosure described in the Disclosure Policy. The Public Relations Office takes charge of investor and corporate relations as well as evaluates the legality of disclosures through accounting auditors and corporate lawyers as necessary before disclosing any information.