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The latest announcement is out from GAKUJO Co., Ltd. ( (JP:2301) ).
GAKUJO Co., Ltd. has approved the disposal of 13,000 shares of its treasury stock on February 20, 2026, as part of a restricted stock-based compensation plan for three internal directors, at a price of 1,788 yen per share for a total value of 23.24 million yen. This move is in line with a long-running compensation framework introduced in 2017 and approved by shareholders in 2018, designed to link director remuneration to medium- to long-term corporate performance and align management interests with shareholders. Under the plan, directors receive company shares in exchange for monetary compensation claims, subject to a lengthy 30-year transfer restriction period, with provisions for early lifting of restrictions in cases such as term expiration, retirement age, death, or other justifiable reasons. The structure is intended to encourage long-term engagement and value creation by management, reinforcing governance and incentive alignment rather than altering the company’s capital base in any material way.
The most recent analyst rating on (JP:2301) stock is a Buy with a Yen2107.00 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on GAKUJO Co., Ltd. stock, see the JP:2301 Stock Forecast page.
More about GAKUJO Co., Ltd.
GAKUJO Co., Ltd. is a Japanese company listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market (securities code 2301). It operates in the human resources and career-support field, focusing on services that connect companies with students and job seekers, including recruitment-related events and media, with a primary market focus on the domestic Japanese employment and education sectors.
Average Trading Volume: 154,481
Technical Sentiment Signal: Strong Buy
Current Market Cap: Yen25.12B
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