Toray Industries, Inc. TSE:3402
Toray Industries : Results of Voting on Resolutions at The 144th Ordinary General Meeting of Stockholders
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(Translation)
Results of Voting on Resolutions at The 144th Ordinary General Meeting of StockholdersToray Industries, Inc. announced the results of voting on resolutions made at the 144th Ordinary General Meeting of Stockholders held on June 26, 2025 as below.
Date on which the Ordinary General Meeting of Stockholders of the Company was held June 26, 2025
Propositions for voting
Proposition No. 1 Appropriation of SurplusYear-end dividend
¥9 per share of common stock
Proposition No. 2 Election of Ten Members of the BoardIt was proposed that the following ten persons be elected as Members of the Board: Akihiro Nikkaku, Mitsuo Ohya, Kazuhiko Shuto, Tetsuya Tsunekawa, Shigeki Terada, Yuichiro Kato, Kunio Ito, Susumu Kaminaga, Yuko Harayama and Akiko Innes-Taylor.
Proposition No. 3 Election of Two Corporate AuditorsIt was proposed that the following two persons be elected as Corporate Auditors: Mitsuharu Mano and Masahiko Inoue.
Proposition No. 4 Payment of Bonuses to Members of the BoardIt was proposed that bonuses of ¥143 million be paid to seven Members of the Board (excluding Outside Directors).
Proposition No. 5 Revision of the Amount of Remuneration for Members of the Board and Corporate AuditorsIt was proposed that the amount of remuneration for Members of the Board be changed from a monthly amount to an annual amount and the amount of remuneration, including bonuses, be revised to within ¥900 million (including within ¥108 million for Outside Directors) per year. The amount of remuneration for Members of the Board will not include the portion of employees' salary of the employee director, as in the previous case. In addition, the amount of remuneration for Corporate Auditors will be changed from a monthly amount to an annual amount and the amount of remuneration will be revised to within ¥170 million per year.
Proposition No. 6 Determination of Remuneration for the Granting of Restricted Stock to Members of the Board (Excluding Outside Directors)It was proposed that shares of the Company's common stock or monetary claims be provided as remuneration for the granting of restricted stock to Members of the Board (excluding Outside
Directors) in place of the current system of stock acquisition rights as stock options, the total value of such shares or monetary claims be within ¥300 million per year, and the total number of shares of the Company's common stock to be issued or disposed of as restricted stock be within 1,200,000 shares per year.
Numbers of affirmative votes, negative votes and abstentions for each proposition, and requirements for approval
< Propositions No. 1 to No. 6 >
Propositions for voting
Number of
affirmative votes
Number of
negative votes
Number of abstentions
Ratio of
affirmative votes
Approved/ disapproved
Proposition No. 1
12,933,332
19,806
11
99.74%
Approved
Proposition No. 2
Akihiro Nikkaku
10,004,351
2,948,755
11
77.15%
Approved
Mitsuo Ohya
10,849,095
2,068,812
35,199
83.67%
Approved
Kazuhiko Shuto
11,851,487
1,100,329
1,296
91.40%
Approved
Tetsuya Tsunekawa
12,624,076
327,740
1,296
97.35%
Approved
Shigeki Terada
12,638,007
313,809
1,296
97.46%
Approved
Yuichiro Kato
12,638,561
313,255
1,296
97.47%
Approved
Kunio Ito
11,788,215
1,164,887
11
90.91%
Approved
Susumu Kaminaga
12,093,983
859,122
11
93.27%
Approved
Yuko Harayama
12,847,005
106,101
11
99.07%
Approved
Akiko Innes-Taylor
12,919,783
33,324
11
99.64%
Approved
Proposition No. 3
Mitsuharu Mano
11,433,622
1,518,272
1,296
88.17%
Approved
Masahiko Inoue
12,938,598
14,580
11
99.78%
Approved
Proposition No. 4
12,048,206
889,990
14,924
92.91%
Approved
Proposition No. 5
12,088,072
844,796
20,269
93.22%
Approved
Proposition No. 6
12,683,891
269,270
14
97.82%
Approved
Note: The approval requirements of propositions are as follows:
Propositions No. 1, No. 4, No. 5 and No. 6 require that a majority of the votes cast by stockholders attending the Ordinary General Meeting of Stockholders be affirmative.
Proposition No. 2 and No. 3 require 1) that the total number of voting rights owned by stockholders attending the Ordinary General Meeting of Stockholders equal or exceed one-third of the voting rights owned by the stockholders who can exercise their voting rights and
2) that a majority of the votes cast by stockholders attending the Ordinary General Meeting of Stockholders be affirmative.
Reason why some of the votes cast by stockholders attending the Ordinary General Meeting of Stockholders were not counted
Of the votes cast by stockholders attending the Meeting, those which had not been confirmed to be affirmative, negative or abstentions were not counted. This is because the resolutions were legally passed pursuant to the Companies Act by satisfying the approval requirements for each proposition when the sum of the affirmative votes cast prior to the day of the Meeting and the votes of stockholders attending the Meeting that had been confirmed to be affirmative exceeded the number of votes required for approval.