In today’s briefing:
- Governance Issues Have Not Been Resolved as Far as Profiles of TSE-Listed Companies Shows

Governance Issues Have Not Been Resolved as Far as Profiles of TSE-Listed Companies Shows
- The fact that 59.2% of companies have March fiscal year-end and concentrate AGMs in the last week of June, preventing shareholders from attending AGMs, is a fundamental corporate governance issue.
- Companies with foreign shareholdings of over 30% represent 17.4% of prime market. Most companies continue to run without a sense of urgency and without much influence from overseas investors.
- While the number of listed subsidiaries has decreased over the past decade, the number of equity method affiliates has increased significantly. The business portfolio has not yet been fundamentally restructured.
