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Disclosure Policy
Our Disclosure Policy

In the interest of providing investors with relevant investment information, Impress carries out investor relations activities aimed at promoting an open policy. Specifically, in addition to adhering to Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) regulations regarding timely disclosure, the Company immediately makes appropriate disclosures regarding important Company information that it has determined may affect investment decisions.
Impress distributes contents via the Internet and our belief in the potential of the Internet is a cornerstone of our operations. We also strive to fully leverage the Internet's strengths in our investor relations activities.


  1. Method of Disclosure
    Impress initially discloses company information through the TSE's Timely Disclosure Network (TDnet). Then, we simultaneously distribute this information to the TSE's press club "Kabuto Club" and post it on the investor relations information section of our corporate website.

  2. Information to be Disclosed
    We believe that information in the following categories needs to be disclosed in a timely manner.

    1. Company Information
      • Information regarding important decisions
        Information on the issue of new shares, the commercialization of new technologies, the formation of alliances, etc.
      • Information regarding significant events
        Information on effects of such events as natural disasters, changes in major shareholders, etc.
      • Information regarding financial results
        Information on changes in sales, profits, and other financial results, etc.
        *Regarding the timing of the disclosure of important corporate information:
        It is our policy to disclose information related to the Company's decision-making that we determine to fall under the category of "information regarding important decisions" when such decisions are implemented, regardless of whether or not they take the form of a corporate resolution, and to disclose information regarding events attributable to external causes that we determine to fall under the category of "information regarding significant events" when we become aware of their occurrence.
    2. Information Regarding Consolidated Subsidiaries
      Information related to share exchanges, mergers, the transfer or undertaking of operations, and other decisions as well as information related to business operations and assets.


    (September 2000)
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