Toyota Tsusho believes in the importance of sincere and fair information disclosure, and fulfills its responsibilities of accountability to investors, analysts, and other stakeholders. The Company also understands the necessity of establishing long-term relationships of trust, and of earning the trust and esteem of its stakeholders via two-way communication.
To achieve these goals, the Company continuously provides all information it deems essential and, at the same time, develops IR activities that make use of third-party opinions to improve management.

For analysts and institutional investors, the Company holds quarterly results briefings. Furthermore, according to the needs of investors, the Company holds individual meetings, business briefings, and facility tours as needed.
For overseas investors, the Company works to have dialogue opportunities by continually organizing one-on-one meetings in online/face-to-face , participate in online/face-toface conferences with a focus on investors based in Europe, Asia, and the Middle East.
For individual investors, the Company periodically participates in investor relations events hosted or supported by securities exchanges, securities companies, newspaper publishers, and other external organizations, and holds company briefings.

Toyota Tsusho wishes to encourage as many shareholders as possible to attend its General Meeting of Shareholders and, as such, avoids holding the meeting on dates commonly used by other companies for shareholder meetings. The Company also strives to provide shareholders with sufficient time to examine the details of proposals. For this reason, it sends its convocation notice early in advance, uploads an English-language translation of the notice on its website, and participates in platforms for shareholders to exercise their voting rights.

We actively engage in dialogue with our shareholders and investors to contribute to our sustainable growth and medium- to long-term enhancement of corporate value.