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Nissin Corporation
(9066)
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Nissin Corporation Business Overview & Revenue Model
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Nissin Corporation Technical Analysis
Nissin Corporation Peers Comparison
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Nissin Corporation Corporate Events
Nissin Corporation has announced the successful completion of a tender offer by K.K. BCJ-98, resulting in changes to its parent company and largest shareholder. This development, effective July 22, 2025, will see K.K. BCJ-98 become the new parent company, with implications for Nissin’s strategic direction and shareholder dynamics.
Nissin Corporation has announced the setting of a record date for an Extraordinary Shareholders’ Meeting scheduled for early September 2025. This meeting is crucial for the company’s plan to consolidate shares and amend its Articles of Incorporation if a tender offer by K.K. BCJ-98 is successful. The outcome of this meeting could significantly impact Nissin’s shareholder structure and future operations.
Nissin Corporation announced amendments to its previous notice regarding a management buyout and tender offer, involving its employee and officer stock ownership associations. The corrections pertain to the tendering of shares by these associations and additional agreements with various shareholders, impacting the company’s shareholding structure and potentially influencing its market position.
Nissin Corporation announced a decision to pay dividends of surplus with a record date of March 31, 2025, setting the year-end dividend at 100 yen per share, a significant increase from the previous fiscal year. This move aligns with their policy of stable dividends and enhancing shareholder returns, reflecting their strong performance and financial conditions.
Nissin Corporation’s board has endorsed a management buyout proposal by K.K. BCJ-98, a subsidiary of Bain Capital, recommending shareholders tender their shares. This move aims to take the company private and delist its shares, with the representative director, Masahiro Tsutsui, continuing in management to support business growth.
K.K. BCJ-98 has announced its decision to commence a tender offer for the common stock of NISSIN CORPORATION, which is listed on the Prime Market of the Tokyo Stock Exchange. The tender offer period is set from May 13, 2025, to July 8, 2025, with a purchase price of JPY 8,100 per common share, aiming to acquire a minimum of 8,896,100 shares.
Nissin Corporation announced the nomination of candidates for its Board of Directors, with several reappointments and one new appointment, ahead of the upcoming General Meeting of Shareholders. This move is expected to ensure continuity in leadership and potentially strengthen the company’s strategic direction, impacting its operations and stakeholder interests.
Nissin Corporation has addressed recent media reports suggesting the possibility of the company going private. While privatization is one of the options being considered to enhance corporate value, no official decisions have been made. The company assures stakeholders that any significant decisions will be communicated promptly.