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Ticker · 7205 ISIN · JP3792600003 LEI · 3538009ZU0PHKNHJM202 T Manufacturing
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Filings indexed 103 across all filing types
Latest filing 2025-06-24 Annual Report
Country JP Japan
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Hino Motors, Ltd. is a manufacturer of commercial vehicles and diesel engines. As a subsidiary of Toyota Motor Corporation, the company represents the Toyota Group in the global market for heavy-duty trucks and buses. Its product portfolio includes a full range of light, medium, and heavy-duty trucks, as well as sightseeing and route buses. In addition to complete vehicles, Hino produces diesel engines for various applications. The company is actively developing next-generation vehicle technologies, such as fuel cell heavy-duty trucks, to advance carbon neutrality.

Recent filings

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有価証券報告書－第113期(2024/04/01－2025/03/31)
Annual Report Classification · 100% confidence The document is a Japanese 'Yuuka Shouken Houkokusho' (Securities Report), which is the Japanese equivalent of a 10-K annual report. It contains the standard cover page with the filing date (2025-06-24), fiscal year (113th term), and company details. It is a comprehensive annual financial disclosure document, not an announcement or a summary. FY 2025
2025-06-24 Japanese
訂正有価証券届出書（参照方式）
Share Issue/Capital Change Classification · 98% confidence The document text begins with the title "訂正有価証券届出書（参照）" which translates to "Amended Securities Registration Statement (Reference)". It explicitly mentions the filing destination ("関東財務局長" - Director of the Kanto Local Finance Bureau) and the filing date ("2025年６月10日"). The content details the issuance of new securities (common stock and preferred stock, specifically A種種類株式) via a third-party allotment ("第三者割当増資") to Toyota Motor Corporation, linking this capital increase to a major business integration ("本経営統合"). This structure, including detailed sections on offering terms, use of proceeds, and special provisions for third-party allotment, is characteristic of a Japanese regulatory filing related to the issuance of securities, which corresponds to the US SEC's Form S-1 or similar registration statements. Given the options, the closest equivalent for a comprehensive registration statement detailing a public offering/allotment is often classified under general regulatory filings or specific capital/financing updates. However, the term "有価証券届出書" (Securities Registration Statement) is a direct regulatory filing document. Since there is no specific code for a Japanese Securities Registration Statement, and it is a comprehensive filing detailing a capital change (share issue), it fits best under the general category for significant regulatory filings or capital changes. Given the focus on the issuance of new shares for financing/restructuring, 'CAP' (Capital/Financing Update) is highly relevant, but 'RNS' (Regulatory Filings) is the fallback for specific regulatory documents not listed. Since this is a full registration statement detailing the terms of a major share issuance, it is a core regulatory document. Comparing 'CAP' and 'RNS', 'CAP' describes the *event* (financing), while this document *is* the formal regulatory filing for that event. In the context of the provided definitions, 'CAP' seems more appropriate than the generic 'RNS' if the document's primary purpose is detailing the capital structure change/fundraising, which it is. However, the document is explicitly a "有価証券届出書" (Securities Registration Statement), which is a formal filing. Since the document is extremely long (38k chars) and contains the full details of the offering, it is the registration statement itself, not just an announcement of publication (RPA). Given the comprehensive nature detailing the share issuance, 'CAP' is a strong candidate, but 'RNS' covers general regulatory filings. Let's re-evaluate based on the core action: it is a registration statement for a capital increase. 'CAP' covers financing activities. I will classify it as 'CAP' due to the detailed capital structure changes and fundraising aspects, which are the core subject matter, while acknowledging it is a formal regulatory filing.
2025-06-18 Japanese
訂正臨時報告書
Share Issue/Capital Change Classification · 100% confidence The document is titled "訂正臨時報告書" (Corrected Extraordinary Report) and is filed with the Kanto Local Finance Bureau (関東財務局長). The content explicitly details a resolution by the Board of Directors to issue Class A preferred shares (A種種類株式) via a private placement (第三者割当) to Toyota Motor Corporation. This action is directly related to a planned business integration (経営統合) and the repayment of existing loans from Toyota. The filing structure, use of terms like '臨時報告書' (Extraordinary Report), and the subject matter (issuance of securities, capital structure changes, related party transactions) strongly indicate a regulatory filing concerning a significant corporate event that is not a routine annual report (10-K) or a simple earnings release (ER). In the context of Japanese regulatory filings, a report detailing a major capital change, especially a private placement to a parent company in connection with a merger/integration, is typically classified as an Extraordinary Report, which corresponds best to the 'Capital/Financing Update' (CAP) or potentially a general 'Regulatory Filing' (RNS) if CAP is too specific. Given the detailed nature of the capital increase (issuance price, total amount, use of proceeds, shareholder structure impact, and fairness measures), 'CAP' (Capital/Financing Update) is the most precise fit among the provided options, as the core event is the capital increase/financing activity to support the integration. It is not a DEF 14A (Remuneration), DIRS (Director's Dealing), or a simple DIV notice. Since it is the report itself, not an announcement of a report, RPA/RNS is less appropriate than CAP.
2025-06-18 Japanese
訂正有価証券届出書（参照方式）
Share Issue/Capital Change Classification · 98% confidence The document explicitly states in the header and throughout the text that it is a "訂正有価証券届出書（参照）" which translates to "Amended/Corrected Securities Registration Statement (Reference)". This document details a planned issuance of new shares (both common and preferred/class shares) via a third-party allotment to Toyota Motor Corporation as part of a larger business integration (経営統合). A Securities Registration Statement in Japan is the primary disclosure document for public offerings of securities, which aligns closely with the US SEC's Form S-1 or similar registration filings, but given the specific Japanese context and the nature of the filing (registration for issuance), it is best classified under the general category for comprehensive regulatory filings related to capital changes or registration, which in this provided list is closest to a major regulatory filing. However, the core purpose is the registration of a public offering/allotment of securities (株式). In the provided list, there is no direct equivalent for a Japanese 'Yuka Shoken Todokedesho' (Securities Registration Statement). Let's re-evaluate the options: - 10-K: Annual Report (Incorrect). - ER/IR: Earnings/Interim Reports (Incorrect). - CAP (Capital/Financing Update): This is a strong candidate as it details a massive capital raise/share issuance. - SHA (Share Issue/Capital Change): This is also a strong candidate as it is a detailed plan for issuing new shares. - RNS (Regulatory Filings): Fallback category. Since this document is the *full registration statement* detailing the mechanics, pricing, use of proceeds, and conditions for a major capital change (issuance of 270 million common shares and 175 million preferred shares to Toyota), it is more specific than a general 'Share Issue Announcement' (SHA) or a simple 'Capital Update' (CAP). It is a formal, comprehensive regulatory filing required before the transaction can proceed. Given the options, 'CAP' (Capital/Financing Update) or 'SHA' (Share Issue/Capital Change) are the most relevant functional categories. Since the document is the formal registration document itself, and not just a brief announcement, it is a comprehensive filing. Comparing CAP and SHA: SHA focuses on the change itself (issue/split), while CAP focuses on the financing activity. This document is fundamentally about a massive share issuance to raise capital for debt repayment related to a merger. Given the depth and formality, it represents a major capital/financing event registration. I will select 'CAP' as it encompasses the financing purpose (debt repayment) tied to the capital structure change. If 'CAP' is interpreted narrowly as a brief update, 'SHA' might fit better as it details the share issuance mechanics. However, the document is a full registration statement, which is a high-level regulatory disclosure. In the absence of a specific 'Registration Statement' code, 'CAP' (Capital/Financing Update) is chosen because the primary driver detailed is the financing aspect (raising funds to repay debt) linked to the M&A. *Self-Correction based on document content:* The document is a formal registration statement for a capital increase via third-party allotment. This is a core capital/financing activity. I will use CAP.
2025-06-11 Japanese
訂正臨時報告書
Share Issue/Capital Change Classification · 100% confidence The document is titled "訂正臨時報告書" (Corrected Extraordinary Report) and is submitted to the Kanto Local Finance Bureau Director. The filing reason explicitly states that the company resolved to issue Class A preferred shares via a third-party allotment, which is a type of capital increase/financing activity. The content details the issuance terms (number of shares, price, total amount), the purpose (to repay debt to the parent company Toyota as part of a business integration/merger), and extensive details regarding the fairness procedures (Special Committee review, use of independent advisors). This structure and content strongly align with filings related to significant corporate actions, specifically capital raising through share issuance to a specific party (third-party allotment). In the provided definitions, 'Capital/Financing Update' (CAP) is the most appropriate category for a document detailing a major share issuance for capital restructuring/debt repayment, even though it is filed as an Extraordinary Report (which often maps to RNS or LTR in other contexts, but here the *substance* is capital change). Since the document details the specifics of the share issuance (price, number, use of proceeds), it is more specific than a general Regulatory Filing (RNS) or a Report Publication Announcement (RPA). The issuance is a direct financing activity. However, looking closely at the Japanese regulatory context, an 'Extraordinary Report' (臨時報告書) is a mandatory filing under the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act (Article 24-5, Paragraph 4) for specific material events, including major capital increases like third-party allotments. While the *event* is financing (CAP), the *document type* being filed is the Extraordinary Report itself. Given the provided definitions, 'CAP' covers the substance (financing activity). If 'Extraordinary Report' was a code, it would be used, but since it is not, we must choose the best fit based on the content's primary focus. The core of the document is the decision and details of the share issuance (Capital/Financing Update). If the document were purely announcing the filing of this report without the details, RPA or RNS would be better. Since it contains all the details of the share issuance, CAP is the best fit for the *subject matter*.
2025-06-11 Japanese
臨時報告書
M&A Activity Classification · 100% confidence The document is titled "臨時報告書" (Extraordinary Report/Timely Disclosure Report) and is submitted to the Kanto Local Finance Bureau Director on June 10, 2025. The content details a resolution by the Board of Directors to execute a transfer (本移管) involving the spin-off/business transfer of the Hamura factory to a newly established company, followed by the sale of all shares of that new company to Toyota Motor Corporation. This transaction is explicitly stated to be reported under Article 24-5, Paragraph 4 of the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act, which mandates the filing of an Extraordinary Report (臨時報告書) when events significantly impacting the company's financial condition occur. In the Japanese regulatory context, this type of filing, which reports a major, non-routine corporate action (like a significant asset transfer/sale to a controlling shareholder), corresponds to a specific type of timely disclosure that is often categorized broadly as a Regulatory Filing or, more specifically based on the content, a Capital/Financing Update or a Regulatory Filing (RNS) if a more specific code doesn't fit. Given the nature of the transaction (transfer of a major asset/business unit to the parent company), it is a significant corporate event disclosure. Since the document is the full report detailing the transaction, not just an announcement of a report, and it deals with a major corporate restructuring/financing aspect (sale of a business unit), the most appropriate code among the provided options that captures a significant, non-periodic, mandatory disclosure about corporate structure/financing is 'CAP' (Capital/Financing Update) or 'RNS' (Regulatory Filings - fallback). However, since the core event is the transfer and sale of a business unit, which impacts capital structure and financing strategy, 'CAP' is a strong candidate. But '臨時報告書' itself is a general disclosure category. Given the comprehensive nature of the disclosure regarding a major transaction (asset transfer and share sale), and the lack of a specific 'Major Transaction Report' code, 'RNS' (Regulatory Filings - general regulatory announcements/fallback) is the safest classification for a Japanese 'Rinji Hokokusho' detailing a major corporate action not covered by 10-K, ER, or IR. The document is clearly the full report, not just an announcement of a report (RPA). I will classify it as RNS as it is a mandatory, non-periodic regulatory filing detailing a significant event.
2025-06-10 Japanese

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