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NS Solutions Corp

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3,940+10.5%1Y · JPY

NS Solutions Corporation provides information technology solutions in Japan and internationally. Its services include business and information system consulting, as well as the planning, design, development, implementation, operation, and maintenance of information systems. The company also develops, manufactures, sells, and rents software and hardware related to information systems, and offers IT outsourcing services. It provides data center and cloud computing, ERP, management visualization, system integration and workflow, and production and sales management solutions, along with IT infrastructure and global expansion support. It serves the manufacturing, retail, distribution, transportation, finance, telecommunication, and government sectors. Formerly known as Nippon Steel Information and Communication Systems Inc., it changed its name to NS Solutions Corporation in 2001. Incorporated in 1980 and headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, it operates as a subsidiary of Nippon Steel Corporation.

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NS Solutions Board Weighs Restricted Stock Grant for Subsidiary President

NS Solutions directors reviewed a proposal at a late September board meeting to dispose of treasury shares as restricted stock for a subsidiary president, a governance move that puts related-party decision-making in focus. The company's shares trade at ¥3,872 after a recent 1-day share price return of 2.33%, against a year-to-date share price decline of 11.56% but a 1-year total shareholder return of 9.82%. The SWS DCF model puts fair value at ¥3,880.83, only 0.2% above the last close, while the market assigns a P/E of 22.9x that screens as expensive relative to the estimated fair P/E of 22.1x, the JP IT industry average P/E of 16.5x and the peer group average of 21.6x. NS Solutions earned ¥30,928 million on ¥392,316 million of revenue, with growth forecasts of 5.2% a year for revenue and 7.9% a year for earnings described as slower than the wider JP market. The story faces pressure points if IT spending in Japan softens or if governance around related party decisions draws shareholder pushback.
2327.JP · Regulation · Neutral Board reviewed a governance proposal to grant restricted stock to a subsidiary president, raising related-party governance scrutiny
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NSSOL Public Shareholders Back Proposals to Prohibit and Disclose Deposits with Nippon Steel

At NS Solutions Corporation's 46th Annual General Meeting on June 19, 2026, two shareholder proposals seeking to prohibit and require greater transparency regarding the company's deposits with parent Nippon Steel Corporation received affirmative votes from approximately 60% of public shareholders. Proposal No. 2, to amend the Articles of Incorporation to prohibit such deposits, garnered 59.8% support, while Proposal No. 3, mandating disclosure of deposit terms and review policies, received 60.9% support, based on voting results disclosed in an Extraordinary Report filed on June 23. 3D Investment Partners, the largest minority shareholder, stated that these results clearly demonstrate public shareholders' concerns that the deposits impair corporate value and their call for withdrawal and transparent verification. 3D has issued an open letter requesting a meeting with NSSOL's Outside Directors to discuss the Board's response to this shareholder feedback.
2327.JP · Capital · Negative Majority of public shareholders voted to prohibit and disclose deposits with parent, signaling governance concerns and potential financial impact.
3D Investment Partners · Capital · Positive 3D Investment Partners' proposals gained majority support, strengthening its activist position and influence.
5401.JP · Regulation · Negative Shareholder proposals target deposits with Nippon Steel, potentially restricting its access to subsidiary funds.
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