Proto Corp. Granted Appeal on Share Consolidation Injunction

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2025.06.13 00:22
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Proto Corp. has received a favorable ruling from the Nagoya High Court, allowing it to appeal to the Supreme Court regarding a provisional injunction related to its share consolidation process. This legal action was initiated by Kaname Capital, L.P., a shareholder dissatisfied with the consolidation. The ruling may affect Proto Corp.'s shareholder structure and market positioning. Current market cap is Yen84.09B with an average trading volume of 111,488 shares.

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The latest update is out from Proto Corp. ( (JP:4298) ).

Proto Corporation has received a favorable ruling from the Nagoya High Court, allowing an appeal to the Supreme Court regarding a petition for a provisional injunction related to share consolidation. This development follows a series of legal actions initiated by Kaname Capital, L.P., a shareholder dissatisfied with the company’s share consolidation process, which was part of a broader transaction involving Foresight Co., Ltd. The ruling may impact Proto Corporation’s shareholder structure and influence its market positioning.

More about Proto Corp.

Average Trading Volume: 111,488

Technical Sentiment Signal: Buy

Current Market Cap: Yen84.09B

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