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Twenty-four seven Holdings Inc.

7074Growth MarketServices

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Twenty-four seven Holdings Inc.7074

Governance

Company with a Board of Corporate Auditors. Composed of 7 directors (including 2 outside directors) and 3 corporate auditors (all outside). In February 2025, a voluntary Nomination and Compensation Committee was established, chaired by an independent outside director. An executive officer system has also been introduced.

Outside Director Ratio

28.6%

Nomination Committee

Established

Compensation Committee

Established

Risk Management

The Company has established Risk Management Regulations, and risks are deliberated and managed at the Compliance Committee (held in principle once a year, with additional meetings as necessary) and the Management Meeting. The Internal Audit Department, which reports directly to the President and Representative Director, audits the head office, subsidiaries, and individual stores, and a system has been established to share the results with the Company's Audit & Supervisory Board Members.

Shareholder Returns

The company has not paid dividends since its founding, prioritizing growth investment. Going forward, it will consider dividends by comprehensively weighing business performance, financial condition, and investment plans while balancing these against retained earnings.

Dividend Policy

As the company is currently in a growth phase and prioritizes strengthening retained earnings, it has not paid dividends since its founding. Future dividend policy will be considered comprehensively based on the trend in business performance, financial condition, business investment plans, and other factors. If dividends are paid, the company plans to pay a once-yearly year-end dividend with a record date of November 30 each year.

Dividend

None

Share Buyback

None

Shareholder Benefits

None

ESG

The sustainability promotion framework is led by the Management Committee, which reports to the Board of Directors. Human capital is designated as a priority area, with initiatives including ensuring diversity (hiring and promotion regardless of attributes), human resource development (providing training opportunities), and improving the internal work environment (telework, shortened working hours, and promotion of paternity leave). Specific quantitative indicators and targets have not yet been established at this time.

Last updated: February 26, 2026