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Ticker · 4267 ISIN · JP3965900008 T Telecommunications, computer programming, consultancy, computing infrastructure, and other information service activities
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Filings indexed 39 across all filing types
Latest filing 2025-07-07 AGM Information
Country JP Japan
Listing T 4267

About LIGHTWORKS Corporation

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LIGHTWORKS Corporation is a provider of human resource development solutions, specializing in cloud-based services for enterprise clients. The company's core offering is CAREER SHIP, an integrated Learning Management System (LMS) that facilitates e-learning delivery, skill management, talent management, and knowledge sharing. Originating as a producer of e-learning materials, LIGHTWORKS leverages extensive experience to create high-quality educational content for corporate training programs. The company offers a comprehensive solution that combines its flexible LMS platform with a robust library of practical e-learning content and ancillary consulting services. This approach aims to help organizations systematize learning, visualize employee growth through data, and align human capital development with strategic business goals.

Recent filings

Filing Released Lang Actions
臨時報告書
AGM Information Classification · 100% confidence The document is titled "臨時報告書" (Extraordinary Report) and is submitted to the Kanto Local Finance Bureau Director on July 7, 2025. Section 1 explicitly states the reason for filing is that resolutions were passed at the Extraordinary General Meeting of Shareholders held on July 7, 2025, pursuant to Article 24-5, Paragraph 4 of the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act. Section 2 details the resolutions passed, including a stock consolidation (株式併合) and amendments to the Articles of Incorporation (定款一部変更). This structure—reporting the results of a shareholder meeting (specifically an Extraordinary General Meeting, as indicated by the filing reason and date) where key corporate actions were approved—is characteristic of reporting voting results. The closest specific category is 'Declaration of Voting Results & Voting Rights Announcements' (DVA). Although it is an 'Extraordinary Report' (a general regulatory filing type in Japan), the core content is the official result of a shareholder vote.
2025-07-07 Japanese
臨時報告書
Share Issue/Capital Change Classification · 100% confidence The document is explicitly titled "臨時報告書" (Extraordinary Report or Timely Disclosure Report) in the cover page and throughout the text. It details a resolution by the Board of Directors on June 26, 2025, regarding a third-party allotment (private placement) of Class A preferred shares to LWL Holdings Corporation. This action is taken to secure funds and capital surplus necessary for a subsequent share buyback (squeeze-out process) following a tender offer (MBO). In the context of Japanese regulatory filings, a document filed promptly following a significant corporate action, such as a major financing event or change in control, and submitted to the Kanto Local Finance Bureau (関東財務局長) is typically classified as a Timely Disclosure Report or Extraordinary Report. Among the provided codes, this structure most closely aligns with a general regulatory filing that isn't a standard periodic report (10-K, IR) or a specific announcement like a dividend (DIV) or management change (MANG). Since it details a capital/financing update (CAP) but is filed as a mandatory disclosure document under Japanese law (Financial Instruments and Exchange Act), the most appropriate general classification for this type of mandatory, non-periodic disclosure is often the fallback category for regulatory filings, or if the core action is financing, CAP. Given the detailed nature of the capital change (issuance of new shares for a specific purpose), 'CAP' (Capital/Financing Update) is highly relevant. However, the document itself is the formal regulatory filing reporting this event, which often falls under 'RNS' (Regulatory Filings) when the specific action (like a share issue) doesn't have its own dedicated code, or if the filing type is explicitly '臨時報告書' (Timely Disclosure Report). Since 'CAP' specifically covers financing activities, and this is a major financing event (third-party allotment), I will prioritize 'CAP' as the primary subject matter, although 'RNS' is also plausible for the filing format itself. Reviewing the definitions, 'CAP' fits the content (third-party allotment, capital structure change) better than the general 'RNS'. I will assign CAP.
2025-06-26 Japanese
臨時報告書
Share Issue/Capital Change 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. The primary reason for filing (１【提出理由】) is to announce the resolution by the Board of Directors to convene an Extraordinary General Meeting of Shareholders to approve a reverse stock split (株式併合) aimed at making the company a wholly-owned subsidiary of the tender offeror, following a successful tender offer (本公開買付け). This document details corporate actions related to a change in control (MBO/takeover process) and subsequent structural changes (reverse stock split to squeeze out remaining minority shareholders). In the context of Japanese regulatory filings, a report detailing significant corporate actions, especially those related to M&A, tender offers, and subsequent structural adjustments like reverse stock splits to facilitate delisting or privatization, is typically classified as a significant event disclosure. Given the options, this is not a standard Annual Report (10-K), Earnings Release (ER), or Interim Report (IR). It is a specific disclosure related to a major corporate transaction (takeover/MBO aftermath). The closest fit among the provided codes for a comprehensive report detailing the rationale and mechanics of a major corporate restructuring following a tender offer, especially when it involves a reverse stock split to eliminate minority shareholders, is often captured under general regulatory filings or specific transaction types. Since the core event is the aftermath of a takeover leading to a structural change (reverse split), and it is a formal regulatory filing (臨時報告書), it aligns best with a general regulatory disclosure or a specific transaction report. However, since the document is a comprehensive report detailing the entire MBO process, the subsequent reverse stock split, and the rationale, it is a substantial disclosure. If we consider the context of the MBO/Takeover Activity (TAR), this document is a direct consequence and continuation of that process. However, the document itself is a formal regulatory filing (臨時報告書) detailing the mechanics of the reverse stock split. Since there isn't a specific code for 'Post-Tender Offer Restructuring Report,' and it is a comprehensive disclosure of significant corporate events mandated by regulation, it falls under a broad regulatory category. Given the detailed nature and the fact that it is a formal filing reporting on the final steps of a privatization process, 'Regulatory Filings' (RNS) is a strong candidate as a fallback, but 'M&A Activity' (TAR) covers the underlying transaction that necessitated this filing. Revisiting the definitions: TAR is for 'Merger proposals or takeover bids.' This document reports on the *result* of the takeover bid and the subsequent steps (reverse split). Since the document is a full, detailed regulatory report (31k characters) and not just an announcement of a report, it is not RPA. Given the content is a formal disclosure mandated by the FSA (Financial Instruments and Exchange Act), and it doesn't fit perfectly into the other specific financial/governance reports, RNS (Regulatory Filings) is the most appropriate general classification for a Japanese 'Rinji Hokokusho' detailing such a significant, non-periodic event. However, in many classification schemes, documents detailing the final steps of a takeover/MBO, especially those involving mandatory buyouts or squeeze-outs (which this reverse split facilitates), are often grouped with the M&A event itself. Given the extensive discussion of the MBO process, the selection of the buyer (公開買付者), and the valuation metrics used, TAR (M&A Activity) is highly relevant. Since RNS is the fallback, and TAR specifically covers takeover bids, I will lean towards TAR as the primary subject matter is the culmination of the takeover. Upon re-evaluation, the document is a '臨時報告書' (Extraordinary Report) filed under the FSA regulations, specifically detailing the decision for a reverse stock split to finalize the privatization following the tender offer. This type of filing is a mandatory regulatory disclosure. While related to TAR, RNS (Regulatory Filings) is often used for these specific, non-periodic, mandatory Japanese regulatory disclosures that don't map directly to 10-K, IR, or ER. Given the context of a comprehensive regulatory filing detailing corporate action, RNS is the safest classification if TAR is reserved strictly for the initial bid/proposal phase. Since the document is a formal regulatory filing reporting on a major corporate event, RNS is chosen as the best fit among the provided options for a comprehensive, non-standard report. *Self-Correction based on typical database mapping: Japanese 'Rinji Hokokusho' related to M&A/Takeovers are often categorized under the M&A event itself (TAR) or as a general regulatory filing (RNS). Given the depth of M&A discussion, TAR is plausible. However, RNS is the designated fallback for miscellaneous regulatory filings. I will stick with RNS as the document type is explicitly a '臨時報告書' (Extraordinary Report) which is a general regulatory filing category.*
2025-05-30 Japanese
臨時報告書
Major Shareholding Notification 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. Section 1 explicitly states the reason for filing: a change in the parent company and major shareholder due to a Tender Offer (公開買付け - 'Hon Koukai Tsuketsuke') that concluded on May 15, 2025. This type of filing, reporting a significant change in control or major shareholding following a specific event like a tender offer, aligns best with the category for reporting significant ownership changes or corporate control events. In the context of Japanese regulatory filings, a report detailing a change in parent company status following a tender offer is a specific type of disclosure. Given the options, this document reports a major change in ownership structure leading to a new parent company, which is a significant corporate event. While it relates to shareholding changes (MRQ), the core purpose here is the formal notification of the resulting change in control status, which often falls under general regulatory disclosures or specific event reports. Since the document explicitly details the change in parent company status resulting from a tender offer, and the length is substantial (not a brief announcement of a report), it is a formal disclosure of a corporate event. The closest fit among the provided codes for a major, non-periodic change in control/shareholding is often captured by general regulatory filings or specific event disclosures. Given the focus on the change in parent company and major shareholder status due to a tender offer, this is a significant corporate action disclosure. Since there isn't a specific 'Tender Offer Report' code, and it's a formal regulatory filing detailing ownership change, 'MRQ' (Major Shareholding Notification) is plausible, but the document is more comprehensive than a simple threshold crossing. However, the structure strongly suggests a mandatory disclosure triggered by a change in control. In many contexts, such a report detailing the outcome of a tender offer and resulting control change is classified as a significant regulatory filing. Given the options, and recognizing this as a formal disclosure of a change in control/major shareholder status, 'MRQ' (Major Shareholding Notification) is the most relevant code for reporting the resulting ownership percentages, even though the context is a tender offer outcome. Alternatively, 'RNS' (Regulatory Filings) is a fallback. Given the detailed reporting of ownership percentages (48.57%) and the new parent company, MRQ is the most specific fit for the ownership change aspect.
2025-05-16 Japanese
臨時報告書
AGM Information Classification · 100% confidence The document is titled "臨時報告書" (Extraordinary Report/Timely Disclosure Report) and explicitly states in Section 1 that it is being submitted following the resolutions passed at the company's 30th Annual General Meeting (定時株主総会) held on April 25, 2025. The content details the resolutions passed, including dividend approval (剰余金処分), election of directors (取締役選任), and election of auditors (監査役選任), along with the voting results (賛成, 反対, 棄権). This structure perfectly matches the definition of reporting the results of a shareholder meeting. Since the document reports the official results of shareholder votes, the most appropriate classification is Declaration of Voting Results & Voting Rights Announcements (DVA). It is not the AGM presentation itself (AGM-R), nor is it a proxy statement (PSI).
2025-04-28 Japanese
確認書
Audit Report / Information Classification · 98% confidence The document text contains Japanese characters and includes the header "有価証券報告書（通常方式）" which translates to 'Securities Report (Normal Method)'. It also explicitly mentions the submission under Article 24-2, Paragraph 1 of the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act ("金融商品取引法第24条の４の２第１項") and confirms the appropriateness of the contents of the Securities Report for the 30th fiscal period (Feb 1, 2024, to Jan 31, 2025). A comprehensive Securities Report filed annually in Japan is equivalent to the US Form 10-K. Given the content confirms the accuracy of the full annual report, the classification should be 10-K. FY 2025
2025-04-28 Japanese

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