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LEIFRAS Co., Ltd. filings document foreign-issuer disclosures for a Japan-based sports and social business whose American depositary receipts trade under LFS. Its Form 6-K reports furnish financial statements, management discussion, investor presentations, annual results, and operating information for the sports school and social business segments.
The company’s regulatory record also covers shareholder meeting notices and results, amendments to its Articles of Incorporation, director elections, executive finance leadership changes, ADS-related voting materials, and material agreements. Recent 6-K disclosures also document the completed business transfer through which LEIFRAS acquired child development support and after-school day care service operations and commenced operations at four facilities in Miyagi Prefecture, Japan.
LEIFRAS Co., Ltd. reported the results of its 25th Ordinary General Meeting of Shareholders held in Tokyo on March 27, 2026. Shareholders approved partial amendments to the Company’s Articles of Incorporation, which took effect at the close of the meeting.
They also elected 12 directors (excluding Audit and Supervisory Committee members), reappointing nine incumbent directors and adding three new directors: Rei Yamamoto, a senior finance leader who has been driving the Company’s NASDAQ IPO preparation; Tetsu Mizutani, a former senior executive at Suntory; and Tsuyoshi Nagatomi, a long-time Company executive now heading the President’s Office.
In addition, shareholders reappointed two directors, Masakazu Arimori and Kazutaka Nakatsuji, as members of the Audit and Supervisory Committee. The business report and financial statements for the year ended December 31, 2025 were presented to shareholders.
Leifras Co., Ltd. issued a correction to the notice for its 25th Ordinary General Meeting of Shareholders, scheduled in Tokyo on March 27, 2026 at 10:00 am Japanese Standard Time. The update refines the description of its non-life and life insurance-related business.
The corrected wording for Agenda Item No. 1 (Amendment to the Articles of Incorporation) now states that the company conducts business related to acting as an agent for various types of non-life insurance and the solicitation of life insurance. Leifras notes this correction is only a supplement and does not change the substance of the proposals or shareholders’ judgment.
LEIFRAS Co., Ltd. director and Chief Executive Officer Ito Kiyotaka filed an initial ownership report showing sizeable holdings of the company’s ordinary shares. He reports 7,314,502 ordinary shares held directly and an additional 5,861,640 ordinary shares held indirectly through K2MY Co., Ltd., a Japanese asset management company he controls, giving him voting and dispositive power over those shares. This filing establishes his status as a significant, more than ten percent, shareholder but does not reflect any recent share purchases or sales.
Leifras Co., Ltd. has called its 25th Ordinary General Meeting of Shareholders for March 27, 2026 in Tokyo and is presenting full-year 2025 results and major governance proposals. For 2025, net revenue reached ¥11,586,368,000, up 13.61%, while ordinary income was ¥474,506,000, down 1.59%, and net income was ¥298,930,000, down 21.71% as costs and one‑off listing-related items weighed on profit.
The company listed on the NASDAQ Capital Market in October 2025, issuing 1.25 million new shares at $4 each for total proceeds of $5 million and broadening its shareholder base via ADRs. Management proposes amending the Articles of Incorporation to add new business areas including childcare, disability welfare services, online education, non‑life insurance agency, and M&A-related services, and to increase the maximum number of non‑audit directors to 15 while electing 12 directors and two Audit and Supervisory Committee members.
Leifras highlights strong growth in its school club support and social business, re-contracting large public school sports programs in Nagoya and winning new mandates in Suita and Shibuya. It plans nationwide expansion by 2026, overseas growth using its sports education model, tighter risk and compliance controls, and heavier investment in instructor recruitment, training, and AI-driven efficiency. A subsequent event discloses an agreement to acquire a child welfare facility management business from Well Resources Co., Ltd. for ¥132 million effective May 1, 2026, which is expected to significantly influence future operations and earnings.
Leifras Co., Ltd. has called its 25th Ordinary General Meeting of Shareholders for March 27, 2026 in Tokyo and is presenting full-year 2025 results and major governance proposals. For 2025, net revenue reached ¥11,586,368,000, up 13.61%, while ordinary income was ¥474,506,000, down 1.59%, and net income was ¥298,930,000, down 21.71% as costs and one‑off listing-related items weighed on profit.
The company listed on the NASDAQ Capital Market in October 2025, issuing 1.25 million new shares at $4 each for total proceeds of $5 million and broadening its shareholder base via ADRs. Management proposes amending the Articles of Incorporation to add new business areas including childcare, disability welfare services, online education, non‑life insurance agency, and M&A-related services, and to increase the maximum number of non‑audit directors to 15 while electing 12 directors and two Audit and Supervisory Committee members.
Leifras highlights strong growth in its school club support and social business, re-contracting large public school sports programs in Nagoya and winning new mandates in Suita and Shibuya. It plans nationwide expansion by 2026, overseas growth using its sports education model, tighter risk and compliance controls, and heavier investment in instructor recruitment, training, and AI-driven efficiency. A subsequent event discloses an agreement to acquire a child welfare facility management business from Well Resources Co., Ltd. for ¥132 million effective May 1, 2026, which is expected to significantly influence future operations and earnings.
LEIFRAS Co., Ltd. entered into a business transfer agreement to acquire the child development support and after-school day care service business of Well Resources Co., Ltd. in Japan. The deal covers operations at four facilities located in Miyagi Prefecture.
The transfer includes tangible assets, equipment, consumables, customer information, and key contracts such as facility and parking leases and user agreements. LEIFRAS will not assume Well Resources’ liabilities except as expressly stated in the agreement. The business transfer is expected to become effective on May 1, 2026, subject to customary closing conditions and was approved by LEIFRAS’ board of directors on February 25, 2026.
LEIFRAS Co., Ltd. is reported to be majority-owned by Ito Kiyotaka, who beneficially holds 13,176,142 ordinary shares, representing 52.89% of the company’s outstanding shares as of September 30, 2025, based on 24,910,619 ordinary shares outstanding.
These holdings include 7,314,502 ordinary shares held directly by Ito Kiyotaka and 5,861,640 ordinary shares held through K2MY Co., Ltd., a Japanese asset management company he controls. K2MY alone holds 5,861,640 ordinary shares, or 23.53% of the class.
LEIFRAS Co., Ltd. has submitted a Form 6-K to furnish its unaudited consolidated financial statements and notes for the nine months ended September 30, 2025. These financial statements, together with comparable information for the same period in 2024, are included as Exhibit 99.1.
The company is also providing a Management’s Discussion and Analysis of Financial Condition and Results of Operations for the nine-month period ended September 30, 2025 as Exhibit 99.2. In addition, LEIFRAS has furnished an investor presentation and a press release, each dated December 18, 2025, as Exhibits 99.3 and 99.4, offering further context on its business and financial performance.