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Ticker · 2168 ISIN · JP3781490002 LEI · 3538002LRFQSFLGGLX89 T Administrative and support service activities
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Filings indexed 96 across all filing types
Latest filing 2024-02-09 M&A Activity
Country JP Japan
Listing T 2168

About Pasona Group Inc.

https://www.pasonagroup.co.jp/english/

Pasona Group Inc. is a human resources services provider offering a comprehensive suite of solutions. The company's core activities include temporary staffing, permanent placement, recruitment, and consulting. It also provides extensive Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) services, covering functions such as HR, accounting, and payroll, alongside digital transformation support and corporate training programs. In addition to its primary HR focus, Pasona Group engages in diversified business areas, including global solutions for international business operations, "Life Solution" services, and regional revitalization projects, which encompass ventures in agriculture and tourism.

Recent filings

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訂正臨時報告書
M&A Activity Classification · 95% confidence The document is titled with Japanese regulatory headers, specifically mentioning "臨時報告書" (Extraordinary Report) and referencing filings with the Kanto Local Finance Bureau ("関東財務局長"). The content details a decision made by the Board of Directors on November 14, 2023, regarding participation in a Tender Offer (公開買付け) for shares of Benefit One, which will result in the loss of a subsidiary ("特定子会社の異動"). This structure—a formal report filed promptly following a significant corporate event (like a major divestiture or change in control) that requires immediate disclosure under Japanese financial regulations—is characteristic of an Extraordinary Report, which in the US context often aligns with a Form 8-K filing. Among the provided codes, the closest fit for a mandatory, unscheduled, significant corporate event disclosure that isn't a standard periodic report (like 10-K or IR) or a specific announcement (like DIV or DIRS) is the general regulatory filing category. Since the document explicitly states it is an "臨時報告書" (Extraordinary Report) filed under specific articles of the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act, and it details a major transaction (sale of a subsidiary via tender offer), it falls under the scope of mandatory disclosure. Given the options, and recognizing this is a specific, non-periodic regulatory filing, the most appropriate general category is 'Regulatory Filings' (RNS), as it is a specific type of regulatory disclosure not covered by the more specialized codes like ER, CAP, or TAR, although it relates to a potential M&A/Divestiture event. However, since the core event is the change in subsidiary status and the financial impact, and it is a formal report, RNS is the best fit as a catch-all for specific regulatory disclosures not explicitly listed, or we must consider if it fits 'TAR' (M&A Activity). Since the primary focus is the *consequence* (loss of subsidiary and financial impact) reported via a mandatory filing, RNS is safer than TAR, which usually implies the proposal/bid itself. Given the document is a formal, mandatory disclosure document (Extraordinary Report), RNS is the most suitable fallback for specific regulatory filings not covered elsewhere.
2024-02-09 Japanese
臨時報告書
Regulatory Filings Classification · 95% confidence The document is titled with Japanese headers indicating it is a formal submission to the Kanto Local Finance Bureau (関東財務局長) and is explicitly labeled as an 'Extraordinary Report' (臨時報告書) in the header section. The content details a significant corporate action: the decision not to tender shares in a tender offer (公開買付け) by Dai-ichi Life Holdings and the subsequent planned sale of all remaining shares in Benefit One via a reverse stock split and treasury stock acquisition. This transaction results in the loss of a subsidiary (特定子会社の異動) and has a material impact on financial results, requiring disclosure under Japanese financial regulations (金融商品取引法). The 'Extraordinary Report' (Rinji Hokokusho) in Japan is typically filed on Form No. 5-3 under the Cabinet Office Ordinance on Disclosure for Company Information, which corresponds to a significant, unscheduled event disclosure. Among the provided codes, this type of material, unscheduled disclosure regarding corporate structure changes and financial impact aligns best with a general regulatory filing or a specific event disclosure. Since it is a comprehensive report detailing a major transaction and its financial impact, and not just a brief announcement of a report's release, it is classified as a significant regulatory filing. Given the specific nature of the disclosure (major transaction/subsidiary change), it is best categorized as a general Regulatory Filing (RNS) as there isn't a specific code for 'Extraordinary Report on Subsidiary Change/Major Transaction' that isn't already covered by the broader categories, though it shares characteristics with other event-driven filings. However, since the document is the full disclosure itself, and not just an announcement of a report, RNS is the most appropriate fallback for a comprehensive, non-periodic regulatory filing not covered by 10-K, IR, or ER.
2024-02-09 Japanese
訂正臨時報告書
Regulatory Filings Classification · 95% confidence The document is titled with Japanese regulatory headers, specifically mentioning "臨時報告書" (Extraordinary Report or Timely Disclosure Report) and referencing the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act (金融商品取引法). The content details a decision by the Board of Directors to tender all shares of a subsidiary (Benefit One) in a tender offer (公開買付け) initiated by M3 Inc. This action leads to the potential change in the status of a subsidiary and significant impact on financial results (booking a gain on sale of affiliated company shares). In the Japanese regulatory context, a report detailing a significant event like a change in subsidiary status or a major transaction that requires immediate disclosure, filed outside of regular periodic reports (like 10-K or IR), is typically classified as a Timely Disclosure Report or Extraordinary Report. Given the provided options, this type of mandatory, event-driven disclosure that is not a standard periodic report (10-K, IR, MRQ) or a specific announcement (DIV, DIRS) fits best under the general regulatory filing category, which is RNS (Regulatory Filings) in this schema, as it is an official, non-standard regulatory submission. However, looking closely at the structure and content, this document is a formal, comprehensive disclosure of a major corporate event (sale of a subsidiary via tender offer), which is a specific type of filing in Japan (often referred to as a 'Tanshin' or 'Extraordinary Report' depending on the exact form, but here it is explicitly an 'Extraordinary Report' attached with inline XBRL). Since there is no specific code for a Japanese Extraordinary Report (which is more detailed than a simple RNS announcement), and it is not a 10-K (Annual Report) or IR (Interim Report), it must be classified based on its function. It is a comprehensive report on a major transaction. If we strictly adhere to the provided definitions, 'RNS' (Regulatory Filings) is the most appropriate fallback for specific, non-periodic regulatory disclosures that don't match other categories. The document length (2608 chars) suggests it is the report itself, not just an announcement of a report (RPA).
2024-01-16 Japanese
確認書
Report Publication Announcement Classification · 100% confidence The document is extremely short (617 characters) and contains a header section typical of a Japanese regulatory filing, specifically mentioning a '確認書' (Confirmation Document) submitted to the Kanto Local Finance Bureau Director ('関東財務局長') under Article 24-4-8, Paragraph 1 of the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act. The core content confirms the appropriateness of the '第17期第２四半期' (17th Fiscal Period, Second Quarter) Quarterly Report ('四半期報告書') for the period ending November 30, 2023, signed by the CEO and CFO. Since this document is a confirmation *about* a quarterly report, and not the comprehensive quarterly report itself, and given its nature as a specific regulatory confirmation document, it does not fit perfectly into the main report categories (like IR for Interim Report). However, the content directly relates to the certification of a quarterly financial filing. In the context of the provided definitions, this document is a specific regulatory confirmation related to financial reporting. Since there is no specific code for a 'Quarterly Report Certification Document', and it is a formal regulatory submission, it is best classified as a general Regulatory Filing (RNS) or potentially related to the Interim Report (IR) if the certification itself is considered part of the required disclosure package. Given the explicit mention of confirming the '四半期報告書' (Quarterly Report), and the lack of a specific 'Certification' code, RNS is the most appropriate fallback for a specific, non-standard regulatory confirmation document that isn't the report itself. If the system strongly favored the subject matter (Quarterly Report), IR might be considered, but RNS covers miscellaneous regulatory filings best.
2024-01-15 Japanese
四半期報告書－第17期第2四半期(2023/09/01－2023/11/30)
Interim / Quarterly Report Classification · 100% confidence The document is a 'Quarterly Report' (四半期報告書) filed with the Kanto Local Finance Bureau in Japan, as indicated by the header and the regulatory reference (Financial Instruments and Exchange Act). It contains detailed financial statements, management analysis (MD&A), and segment performance data for the second quarter of the 17th fiscal period (September 1, 2023, to November 30, 2023). It is a comprehensive financial report for a period shorter than a full fiscal year, fitting the definition of an Interim/Quarterly Report. H1 2024
2024-01-15 Japanese
変更報告書
Major Shareholding Notification Classification · 100% confidence The document is titled "株券等の大量保有の状況の開示に関する内閣府令 第一号様式 大量保有報告書" (Cabinet Office Ordinance on Disclosure of Large Volume Shareholdings Form No. 1 Large Volume Holding Report) and specifically mentions "変更報告書No.12" (Change Report No. 12). This structure, focusing on the change in the percentage of shares held by a major shareholder (Pasona Group Inc. holding 51.01% of Benefit One Corp.), directly corresponds to filings related to insider or major shareholder transactions/holdings in Japan. Among the provided codes, the closest match for a report detailing changes in significant share ownership levels is 'MRQ' (Major Shareholding Notification). Although the Japanese term is '大量保有報告書' (Large Volume Holding Report), which often relates to the initial filing, the presence of '変更報告書' (Change Report) confirms it is a notification of a change in a major holding threshold.
2023-12-12 Japanese

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