Fukui Computer to Reshape Control as Hori Group Emerges as Key Shareholder

Fukui Computer Holdings ( (JP:9790) ) has provided an update.

Fukui Computer Holdings announced that its shareholder structure is set to change on April 1, 2027, with the Hori Science & Arts Foundation becoming a new major and largest shareholder, and individual investor Seiichiro Hori becoming a major shareholder and controlling shareholder other than the parent company. Hori is expected to assume the role of Chairman and Representative Director, while current major and largest shareholder DAITEC Holding will lose that status as its shares become treasury stock after a planned merger, significantly reshaping the company’s governance and control profile.

These shifts will elevate the Hori-related interests to a leading position in Fukui Computer’s ownership and management, while a separate entity, LGT Wealth Management Trust, is expected to become the largest shareholder by holdings without being categorized as a major or affiliated shareholder under Japanese securities regulations. The reconfigured ownership structure suggests a transition in strategic influence over the company, with potential implications for its future direction and stakeholder relationships.

The most recent analyst rating on (JP:9790) stock is a Buy with a Yen4041.00 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Fukui Computer Holdings stock, see the JP:9790 Stock Forecast page.

More about Fukui Computer Holdings

Fukui Computer Holdings, listed on the TSE Prime Market, operates in the technology sector, focusing on computer-related solutions and services. The company serves a broad base of corporate and institutional clients in Japan, and its shareholder base includes both strategic corporate investors and institutional asset managers.

Average Trading Volume: 35,755

Technical Sentiment Signal: Strong Buy

Current Market Cap: Yen66.57B

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