Ariake Japan

Shareholders

Foreign ownership · FYE Mar 2025
31.0%
Financial institutions
16.2%
Other corporations
42.0%
Individuals & others
10.1%
Ten largest, combined
71.7%
Shareholders
6,853
Ownership mix Financial institutions Securities firms Other corporations Foreign corporations Foreign individuals Individuals & others

Share of the company held by each class of owner, as filed each year (%). The seven classes add up to the whole company.

Ownership by holder class, every year on record (%), 2025–2025. Scroll sideways for earlier years.
Fiscal year Unit 2025 *1 FYE Mar
Financial institutions % 16.2%
Securities firms % 0.7%
Other corporations % 42.0%
Foreign corporations % 31.0%
Foreign individuals % 0.0%
Individuals & others % 10.1%
Shareholders holders 6,853
  • *1 Securities report (yuka shoken hokokusho) — status of shares by holder category, as filed
Foreign ownership Foreign holders, combined Foreign corporations Foreign individuals

How much of the company sits with holders outside Japan (%). Almost all of it is institutional: overseas individuals rarely hold Japanese stock directly.

Foreign holdings by fiscal year (%), with the year-on-year move in percentage points.
Fiscal year Unit 2025 *1 FYE Mar
Foreign holders, combined % 31.0%
Change pp —
Foreign corporations % 31.0%
Foreign individuals % 0.0%
Foreign corporate holders holders 151
  • *1 Securities report (yuka shoken hokokusho) — status of shares by holder category, as filed
Concentration Ten largest, combined Largest holder

How much of the company the ten largest shareholders hold between them (%). Japanese filings list trust banks and custodians under their own names, so a single line here often stands for many underlying investors.

Combined stake of the ten largest shareholders, and of the single largest, by fiscal year (%).
Fiscal year Unit 2025 *1 FYE Mar
Ten largest, combined % 71.7%
Change pp —
Largest holder % 33.3%
  • *1 Securities report (yuka shoken hokokusho) — ten largest shareholders, as filed
Holders and shares by class

The counts behind the percentages: how many shareholders sit in each class, and how much stock they hold. Shares are in trading units (tan'i) as filed — one unit is usually 100 shares.

Shareholder counts and holdings by class, every year on record. Treasury stock and odd-lot holdings are excluded, so the classes may not sum exactly to the issued total.
Fiscal year Unit 2025 *1 FYE Mar
Financial institutions — holders holders 23
Securities firms — holders holders 28
Other corporations — holders holders 64
Foreign corporations — holders holders 151
Foreign individuals — holders holders 1
Individuals & others — holders holders 6,586
All holders holders 6,853
Financial institutions — shares units 53,294
Securities firms — shares units 2,250
Other corporations — shares units 137,676
Foreign corporations — shares units 101,663
Foreign individuals — shares units 1
Individuals & others — shares units 32,803
All shares units 327,687
  • *1 Securities report (yuka shoken hokokusho) — status of shares by holder category, as filed
日本語版 — the named list of major shareholders → The ten largest holders are filed under their registered Japanese names — trust-bank omnibus accounts and transliterated custodian names that have no English equivalent — so they are not reproduced here. The Japanese edition carries the full name-by-name table, year by year.

Figures are the ownership breakdown as filed in each year's securities report, at that fiscal year's record date. Treasury stock and odd-lot holdings are excluded from the class percentages, so a company that holds much of its own stock will show classes summing to slightly under the whole.

Read the company history → Financial history → 日本語版（詳細）— full shareholder data in Japanese →

Disclaimer

  • This page is provided for general information only and is not investment advice, nor a recommendation to buy or sell any security.
  • Figures are compiled independently and include our own estimates, approximations and machine-processed data; we make no warranty as to their accuracy or completeness.
  • Sources are primarily each company's securities reports and other public filings, but errors and omissions may remain.
  • Ownership changes continuously; a filed breakdown describes one record date, not the position today.
  • Company names, logos and other marks belong to their respective owners.

Data API

Ariake Japan’s history, financials, executives and shareholders are published as static JSON — no key, plain GET. Full specification →

Method Endpoint Returns
GET /api/companies.json All companies
GET /api/2815/manifest.json Resource index
GET /api/2815/history.json History overview
GET /api/2815/timeline.json Chronology
GET /api/decisions.json All management decisions (index)
GET /api/2815/decisions.json Management decisions (index)
GET /api/2815/decisions/{slug}.json One decision (full dossier)
GET /api/2815/executives.json Executives
GET /api/2815/shareholders.json Major shareholders
GET /api/2815/financials.json Financial statements
GET /api/2815/financials-longterm.json Long-term results
GET /api/2815/segments.json Business segments
GET /api/2815/regions.json Sales by region
GET /api/2815/workforce.json Workforce