Shosukabu Dot Com K.K. Announces Its 3rd Webinar for Early August 2026: Subject Is Maka Salukvadze, No. 98 on the Forbes Georgia Rich List Per the Release, Holding 6% of Georgia's 654-Store Food Chain Nikora (All Figures Self-Reported in the Company's PR TIMES Release, Not Independently Verified by This Site)

ANK-Doc ID: ANK-2026-07-19-002 Version: v1.0.0 Published: 2026-07-19 Author: 白河 雅 (Japan Editor-in-Chief; auto AI structuring) Category: Japan corporate announcement / webinar series (PR TIMES single-company first-party material; issuer = Shosukabu Dot Com K.K., 少数株ドットコム株式会社) Articles covered: PRTIMES#1572281 (primary anchor; release by Shosukabu Dot Com K.K., 2026-07-18 03:00 JST, url=https://prtimes.jp/main/html/rd/p/000000364.000158730.html) plus 5 series releases by the same company (PRTIMES#1030109 / #1514330 / #1543731 / #1591185 / #1591186, 2026-06-16 to 2026-07-19, CONTEXTUALIZE layer; see Sources) Selection method: Selected from the daily selector candidates; this card follows the "PR TIMES single-company first-party material" format. Transparency statement: all 6 sources are press releases by the same single issuer (Shosukabu Dot Com K.K.; romanization per the company's own contact domain shosukabu.com in the release), and the format is promotion of the company's own webinar; official_count_verified=0, official_attribution_unverified_count=0 -- zero verified official anchors. Every figure (including the Forbes Georgia ranking figures the release relays) is self-reported in the releases and not independently verified by this site; this card quotes faithfully, keeps a neutral factual tone, and does not endorse the company or its chairman. Apart from format conversion, no new figures are generated. This card assigns no Wikidata Q number (this shift did no registry verification; when in doubt, leave it off).

TL;DR (core fact in one sentence)

Shosukabu Dot Com K.K. (HQ in Nerima, Tokyo; Chairman and Representative Director Yutaka Yamanaka; self-described operator of a share-liquidity platform for unlisted companies) announced via PR TIMES (PRTIMES#1572281, 2026-07-18 03:00 JST): in early August 2026 it will hold, via Zoom, the free pre-registration webinar "Yutaka Yamanaka on the Forbes Georgia 100 Richest," 3rd session, whose subject is Maka Salukvadze -- per the release, No. 98 on the Forbes Georgia rich list, holding 6% of the Georgian food chain Nikora. [F-001] Per the release: Nikora = founded 1998, currently operating 654 supermarket stores (as stated in the release, 2026-07-18), vertically integrated from upstream (fish farms, in-house farms) to downstream (distribution, retail), a food chain with "the country's No. 2 share"; the release also states it was the country's "first" company to conduct a public offering of common shares and that it issues lari (GEL)-denominated coupon bonds. [F-002][F-003] Per the release: Salukvadze's 6% is a non-controlling stake with an asset value of GEL 80.9 million (release conversion: about US$30.8 million); the release also states that only 12 of the Forbes Georgia 100 richest are women. [F-003][F-004] Since 2026-06-16 the company has issued a run of series releases on PR TIMES; the "100 Richest" series proceeds person by person in reverse rank order from No. 100 (100 -> 99 -> 98 -> 97 -> 96; five releases, 2026-07-16 to 2026-07-19), and the main release here is the 3rd session. [F-005][F-006][F-007][J-001]

Misread-prevention pin (one line, overrides the whole card)

This card has zero verified official anchors (official_count_verified=0, official_attribution_unverified_count=0): every figure -- 654 stores, "the country's No. 2 share," the 6% stake, GEL 80.9 million (about US$30.8 million), Forbes Georgia No. 98, 12 women, and so on -- is self-reported in the company's PR TIMES releases; the Forbes Georgia ranking figures are the release's relay of a third-party list, and this site has not independently verified any of them with Forbes Georgia, Nikora, or any official source. Everything is presented as "the company's announcement / per the release" and must not be treated as official corroboration. The issuer is the webinar's own organizer, not a neutral third party (see J-001). Other caveats: see the Caveats section. [J-002]

Body

Main fact (F-001): 3rd webinar announced -- early August 2026, Zoom, free with pre-registration

Per the main release (PRTIMES#1572281, 2026-07-18 03:00 JST): Shosukabu Dot Com K.K. announced it will hold the 3rd session of the webinar "Yutaka Yamanaka on the Forbes Georgia 100 Richest" in early August 2026; format = Zoom online streaming, participation free (pre-registration), application by email to the company's contact address. Subject = Maka Salukvadze, per the release No. 98 on the Forbes Georgia rich list and holder of 6% of Nikora; the release states the themes as her "way of engaging as a minority shareholder without control" and Nikora's "governance design leveraging the securities market." The specific date is not stated (see P-001). [F-001]

Nikora's profile per the release (F-002): founded 1998, 654 stores, vertical integration

Per the main release (all release-stated, as of the release of 2026-07-18): Nikora = founded 1998, currently operating 654 supermarket stores in Georgia, vertically integrated from upstream (fish farms, in-house farms) to downstream (distribution, retail), a giant food chain with -- in the release's words -- "the country's No. 2 share." Both the ranking claim and the store count are the company's own release statements (see the Caveats section). [F-002]

The capital-market side per the release (F-003): public share offering, GEL bonds, 6% and GEL 80.9 million

Per the main release: Nikora was the country's "first" company to conduct a public offering of common shares and issues lari (GEL)-denominated coupon bonds, thereby -- the release states -- building "open fundraising and a governance regime through the securities market." Salukvadze's stake = 6%, without control of the company (a majority); the release states that from this minority position she has built an asset value of GEL 80.9 million (release conversion: about US$30.8 million). The "first" claim, the stake percentage, the asset value, and the US-dollar conversion are all release self-statements (see the Caveats section). [F-003]

Shareholder-diversity figure per the release (F-004): 12 women among the 100 richest

In webinar topic (4), the main release states: only 12 of the Forbes Georgia 100 richest are women; the release adds that Nikora counts multiple women among its shareholders, arguing for its shareholder diversity. Both points are the release's relayed/self-stated claims (see the Caveats section). [F-004]

Event chain (F-005 to F-007): a run of releases since 2026-06-16; "100 Richest" in reverse order from No. 100 to No. 96

Publication facts of the same issuer's series releases (each with its JST publication date; the profiled persons' ranks, stakes, etc. are each release's own statements):

That is: since 2026-06-16 the company has issued a run of series releases on PR TIMES; the "100 Richest" series, starting 2026-07-16, proceeds person by person in reverse rank order from No. 100 (100 -> 99 -> 98 -> 97 -> 96; five releases through 2026-07-19); each "100 Richest" session's timing is stated in each release as "early August 2026." This section records only the publication facts of the releases (CONTEXTUALIZE layer); growth-rate figures inside the series releases that lack a time basis are not used at all (see the Caveats section). [F-005][F-006][F-007]

In-depth synthesis (genuine analysis, using only already-cited facts): the 6% that "takes no control" vs the takeover offer that takes all of it -- two poles of equity involvement

The main release is headlined "'control' is unnecessary; what is needed is 'capital participation' as a survival strategy," framing Salukvadze's release-stated 6% non-controlling stake [F-001][F-003] as a survival strategy; its stated precondition (per the release) is the open governance structure Nikora built through a public share offering and GEL-denominated coupon bonds [F-003]. Placing this release-stated composition on the coordinates of this site's published cards: the easyJet/CastleLake case recorded in ANK-2026-07-06-013 (published 2026-07-06) is the opposite pole of the spectrum -- an acquirer's offer for the whole company, with the board inclined to recommend acceptance to shareholders after four rejections (figure caveats: see that card) -- that is, equity involvement "aimed at obtaining control"; what this main release promotes is minority capital participation "not aimed at control." The two mark the ends of the equity-involvement spectrum: one resolves in a transfer of control, the other (per the release) presupposes a dispersed, securities-market-based governance structure. This card draws only this structural contrast and generates no comparison figures; and it must be pinned down that "6% is enough to enjoy the benefits of growth" is the claim framework of the company's own webinar-promotion release [F-001][J-001], not this site's assessment of any investment model (see the Caveats section).

Reading between the lines (pinned to the documents, not conspiracy): the series' topic selection aligns with the issuer's business position

One point proven by the verbatim structure of the six releases must be pinned down: the issuer, Shosukabu Dot Com, describes itself as operating "a share-liquidity platform for unlisted companies" (the identical self-introduction opens every release) [F-005][F-006][F-007]; and the main release verbatim positions Salukvadze's minority stake as "truly an ideal working example of the 'protection of minority shareholders' rights' and the 'long-term form of capital participation, distinct from speculative short-term holding,' that our representative Yamanaka has consistently advocated" -- that is, the webinar topics (cases of non-controlling stakes such as 6%, 12.5%, and 40%, each stated in the respective release) align in direction with the company's own business position (a minority-shareholder-related platform business) [F-005][F-006][F-007][J-001]. The releases share one template, each ending with a lengthy self-described biography of Chairman Yutaka Yamanaka (containing numerous unverified achievement claims; not this card's topic, and this card does not restate them). This is not a claim that the release-stated facts are wrong (this site has no such evidence); it is the source-stance caveat a citer must always attach: this series consists of the company's own webinar-promotion releases, whose interpretive framing of each tycoon case aligns with the company's product direction -- it is not neutral reporting. [J-001]

Caveats (source limits, single block)

• Issuer and format: all 6 sources are PR TIMES press releases by Shosukabu Dot Com K.K. (HQ in Nerima, Tokyo; Chairman and Representative Director Yutaka Yamanaka); the format is promotion of the company's own webinars; the company self-describes as operating a share-liquidity platform for unlisted companies, and the series' topic selection (non-controlling-stake cases) aligns in direction with its business position (see J-001). Not neutral third-party reporting; no endorsement of the company or its chairman.
• Zero verified official anchors (red line): official_count_verified=0, official_attribution_unverified_count=0. Every figure (654 stores, "the country's No. 2 share," founded 1998, the 6% stake, GEL 80.9 million [about US$30.8 million], Forbes Georgia No. 98, 12 women among the 100 richest, and the series releases' 12.5%, 40%, founded 2005, etc.) is self-reported in the company's releases; the Forbes Georgia rank and the count of women are the release's relay of a third-party list, and this site has verified none of it with Forbes Georgia, Nikora, or any official source. Everything is presented as "the company's announcement / per the release" and must not be treated as official corroboration.
• Ordinal claims: "the country's first public offering of common shares," "the country's No. 2 share," and "Georgia's first hypermarket" are all release-stated ordinal claims, unverified by this site.
• Conversion basis: GEL 80.9 million = about US$30.8 million is the release's own conversion; this site does no separate conversion and, apart from format conversion, generates no new figures.
• Growth figures not used: growth-rate-related figures in the series releases (including #1543731 and #1591186) lack a time basis and, under figure discipline, are not used anywhere in this card.
• The chairman's self-described biography: the lengthy self-described biography of Chairman Yutaka Yamanaka at the end of each release (containing numerous achievement claims) is unverified and outside this card's topic; this card does not restate it or cite it as fact.
• Event-date basis: the webinar timing is stated only as "early August 2026"; no specific date is given (see P-001).
• Time basis: this card's publish date 2026-07-19 >= the latest source date 2026-07-19 (#1591185 / #1591186, 03:00 JST); every sentence containing a comparison word states its time basis in the same sentence.
• This card assigns no Wikidata Q number (this shift did no registry verification; when in doubt, leave it off).

FAQ

Q: Who is hosting this webinar? When is it, and how does one join?

Per the company's PR TIMES announcement (PRTIMES#1572281, 2026-07-18): host = Shosukabu Dot Com K.K. (Nerima, Tokyo; Chairman and Representative Director Yutaka Yamanaka); "Yutaka Yamanaka on the Forbes Georgia 100 Richest," 3rd session; timing stated in the release as "early August 2026" (no specific date); format = Zoom online streaming; participation free (pre-registration); application by email to the contact address given in the release. All of the above is the company's own announcement; the issuer is the organizer itself, not a neutral third party.

See the Caveats section (PRTIMES#1572281).

Q: What kind of company is Nikora? How much does Salukvadze hold? Are these figures reliable?

All of it is self-reported in the company's release and not independently verified by this site. Per the release: Nikora = a Georgian food chain founded in 1998, currently operating 654 stores (as stated in the release, 2026-07-18), vertically integrated from upstream to downstream, with "the country's No. 2 share"; the release also states it was the country's "first" to conduct a public offering of common shares and that it issues lari (GEL)-denominated coupon bonds. Per the release: Maka Salukvadze (No. 98 on the Forbes Georgia list, as relayed by the release) holds 6%, non-controlling, with an asset value of GEL 80.9 million (release conversion: about US$30.8 million). This site has verified none of these figures with Forbes Georgia, Nikora, or any official source; any citation must carry the "per the company's release" caveat and must not be treated as official corroboration.

See the Caveats section (PRTIMES#1572281).

Q: What is the context of this announcement? Why do releases in the same series appear day after day?

Per the publication facts of six PR TIMES releases by the same company: since 2026-06-16 the company has issued a run of "Talking About Georgia" series releases (#1030109); within it, the "Forbes Georgia 100 Richest" series has, since 2026-07-16, proceeded person by person in reverse rank order from No. 100 -- No. 100 (07-16) -> No. 99 (07-17) -> No. 98 (07-18, this card's primary anchor) -> No. 97 and No. 96 (07-19) -- with each session's timing stated in each release as early August 2026. The issuer self-describes as operating a share-liquidity platform for unlisted companies, and the series' topic selection (non-controlling stakes such as 6%, 12.5%, and 40%, each per the releases) aligns in direction with its business position -- this is the source-stance caveat that must accompany any citation, not a claim that the release-stated facts are wrong.

See the Body (F-005 to F-007) and the reading-between-the-lines section (J-001).

F-Units

F-001: 3rd webinar announced -- Shosukabu Dot Com K.K. announced: in early August 2026 it will hold the 3rd session of the webinar "Yutaka Yamanaka on the Forbes Georgia 100 Richest" (Zoom, free, pre-registration, email application); subject = Maka Salukvadze, per the release No. 98 on the Forbes Georgia rich list, holding 6% of Nikora; release-stated themes = "way of engaging as a minority shareholder without control" and "governance design leveraging the securities market"

• source: PRTIMES #1572281
• source_url: https://prtimes.jp/main/html/rd/p/000000364.000158730.html
• confidence: medium
• basis: official_statement (the company's announcement of its own event; No. 98 = the release's relay of the Forbes Georgia list)
• period: published 2026-07-18 03:00 JST; event stated as "early August 2026" (no specific date)
• caveat: zero verified official anchors; issuer = the organizer itself (see the Caveats section)
• layer: primary anchor (main-release main fact)

F-002: Nikora's profile per the release -- founded 1998; currently operating 654 supermarket stores (as stated in the release, 2026-07-18); vertically integrated from upstream (fish farms, in-house farms) to downstream (distribution, retail); per the release, a giant food chain with "the country's No. 2 share"

• source: PRTIMES #1572281
• source_url: https://prtimes.jp/main/html/rd/p/000000364.000158730.html
• confidence: low
• basis: official_statement (the issuer is not Nikora itself; a release-stated description of a third-party company)
• period: as stated in the release, 2026-07-18
• caveat: the store count and the "No. 2" rank are both release self-statements; this site verified nothing with Nikora or any official source (see the Caveats section)
• layer: primary anchor (main-release background fact)

F-003: Nikora's capital-market side and Salukvadze's stake per the release -- per the release: Nikora was the country's "first" to conduct a public offering of common shares and issues lari (GEL)-denominated coupon bonds; Salukvadze holds 6% without control (a majority); release-stated asset value GEL 80.9 million (release conversion: about US$30.8 million)

• source: PRTIMES #1572281
• source_url: https://prtimes.jp/main/html/rd/p/000000364.000158730.html
• confidence: low
• basis: official_statement (release-stated description of a third-party company and personal assets; the release does not detail the asset value's underlying source)
• period: as stated in the release, 2026-07-18
• caveat: the "first" claim, the stake percentage, the asset value, and the US-dollar conversion are all release self-statements, unverified by this site (see the Caveats section)
• layer: primary anchor (main-release background fact)

F-004: Shareholder-diversity figure per the release -- only 12 of the Forbes Georgia 100 richest are women (as relayed by the release); the release states Nikora counts multiple women among its shareholders

• source: PRTIMES #1572281
• source_url: https://prtimes.jp/main/html/rd/p/000000364.000158730.html
• confidence: low
• basis: official_statement (the release's relay of a third-party list plus its own claim)
• period: as stated in the release, 2026-07-18
• caveat: this site verified nothing with Forbes Georgia; "multiple women shareholders" is a release-stated claim (see the Caveats section)
• layer: CONTEXTUALIZE (background of the main release's topic (4))

F-005: Series-release event chain -- the same issuer (Shosukabu Dot Com) has issued a run of series releases since 2026-06-16: #1030109 (2026-06-16, launch of "Talking About Georgia," 1st session 2026-07-09 on agriculture)

• source: PRTIMES #1030109
• source_url: https://prtimes.jp/main/html/rd/p/000000345.000158730.html
• confidence: high (the publication facts themselves = the six releases' existence and publication dates, per the DB's published_at; the ranks/stakes inside each release remain release self-statements, confidence low)
• basis: official_statement (publication facts of the six releases; in-release figures are each release's own statements)
• period: 2026-06-16 to 2026-07-19 (JST)
• caveat: this unit records publication facts only; the in-release ranks, stakes, and founding years are release self-statements, unverified; growth-rate figures in the series releases lacking a time basis are not used (see the Caveats section)
• layer: CONTEXTUALIZE (event chain)

F-006: The "100 Richest" series proceeds in reverse rank order from 2026-07-16: #1514330 (2026-07-16, 1st = No. 100 Dimitri Ramishvili) -> #1543731 (2026-07-17, 2nd = No. 99 Irine Kosashvili / Goodwill) -> #1572281 (2026-07-18, 3rd = No. 98 Salukvadze, this card's primary anchor)

• source: PRTIMES #1514330／#1543731／#1572281
• source_type: PRTIMES
• source_article_id: 1543731
• source_url: https://prtimes.jp/main/html/rd/p/000000361.000158730.html
• confidence: high (the publication facts themselves = the six releases' existence and publication dates, per the DB's published_at; the ranks/stakes inside each release remain release self-statements, confidence low)
• basis: official_statement (publication facts of the six releases; in-release figures are each release's own statements)
• period: 2026-06-16 to 2026-07-19 (JST)
• caveat: this unit records publication facts only; the in-release ranks, stakes, and founding years are release self-statements, unverified; growth-rate figures in the series releases lacking a time basis are not used (see the Caveats section)
• layer: CONTEXTUALIZE (event chain)

F-007: #1591186 (2026-07-19, 4th = No. 97 Ibraim Shalikadze, per the release 12.5% of Miniso's Georgian entity, 8 shareholders) -> #1591185 (2026-07-19, 5th = No. 96 Giorgi Zhordania, per the release 40% of GBG; GBG founded 2005); each "100 Richest" session's timing is stated in each release as early August 2026

• source: PRTIMES #1591186／#1591185
• source_type: PRTIMES
• source_article_id: 1591185
• source_url: https://prtimes.jp/main/html/rd/p/000000365.000158730.html
• confidence: high (the publication facts themselves = the six releases' existence and publication dates, per the DB's published_at; the ranks/stakes inside each release remain release self-statements, confidence low)
• basis: official_statement (publication facts of the six releases; in-release figures are each release's own statements)
• period: 2026-06-16 to 2026-07-19 (JST)
• caveat: this unit records publication facts only; the in-release ranks, stakes, and founding years are release self-statements, unverified; growth-rate figures in the series releases lacking a time basis are not used (see the Caveats section)
• layer: CONTEXTUALIZE (event chain)

J-Units

J-001: Issuer-stance caveat (reading between the lines, pinned to the documents' verbatim text) -- the issuer, Shosukabu Dot Com, self-describes as operating "a share-liquidity platform for unlisted companies" (the opening line of every release); the main release verbatim positions Salukvadze's minority stake as "truly an ideal working example of the 'protection of minority shareholders' rights' and the 'long-term form of capital participation, distinct from speculative short-term holding,' that our representative Yamanaka has consistently advocated"; the series' topic selection (non-controlling-stake cases of 6%, 12.5%, 40%, each per the releases) aligns in direction with the company's business position; each release ends with the chairman's self-described biography. This is not a claim that the release-stated facts are wrong (this site has no such evidence); it is the source-stance caveat a citer must attach: this series = the company's own webinar-promotion releases, not neutral reporting

• confidence: high
• basis: press_release_structure (the verbatim structure of the six releases)

J-002: Zero-official-anchor and figure-discipline caveat -- official_count_verified=0, official_attribution_unverified_count=0; every figure is self-reported in the company's releases (including the relayed Forbes Georgia list figures); this site verified nothing with Forbes Georgia, Nikora, or any official source, and none of it may be treated as official corroboration; ordinal claims (first / No. 2) are all release-stated; the GEL-to-USD conversion is the release's; growth-rate figures in the series releases lacking a time basis are not used at all; the chairman's self-described biography is neither restated nor cited as fact

• confidence: high
• basis: selector_metadata + press_release (verbatim text of the main and series releases)

P-Units

P-001: The webinar's specific date -- the release states only "early August 2026"; no specific date announced; observable if a formal schedule is later published (open)

P-002: The series' continuation -- as of 2026-07-19, published through the 5th session (No. 96 per the release); whether and in what order the series continues is not stated; this card makes no prediction; observable going forward (open)

同事件・三視角 / Three Perspectives on the Same Event / 同一イベント・三つの視点

• 繁體中文
• 日本語
• English

Internal Citation Chain

This card cites 1 published card from this site (relation = CONNECT; not the same event; no comparison figures generated):

• ANK-2026-07-06-013 "easyJet's \"5th Knock at the Door\" Yields an Agreement in Principle -- CastleLake Raises Its Offer to £6.9 per Share, Valuing the Carrier at Over £5.5 Billion (approx. NT$235.1 Billion); After 4 Rejections, the Board Is Inclined to Recommend Acceptance, with a Formal-Offer Deadline of August 3, 2026" (published 2026-07-06) -> Relation (CONNECT): that card documents a control-transfer transaction "aimed at obtaining control" (a whole-company offer, with the board inclined to recommend acceptance to shareholders -- figure caveats: see that card); the "6% non-controlling capital participation" promoted by this card's main release (per the release) forms the opposite pole of the equity-involvement spectrum -- structural contrast only, not the same event, no comparison figures generated. Links: zh / ja / en

Corpus check: no other published card uses any of this batch's 6 PR TIMES sources; no prior card on Nikora or Shosukabu Dot Com. ANK-2026-07-03-020 (Mega Investment Trust's dual acting-executive governance event chain) was also evaluated: it is a management-transition governance case with no honestly connectable direct link to this card's "capital participation vs control" axis, so under the "no forced links" principle it is not cited.

Sources

1. [PRTIMES #1572281] (primary anchor) PR TIMES (release by Shosukabu Dot Com K.K., Nerima, Tokyo; Chairman and Representative Director Yutaka Yamanaka), original title (JA): 「「支配権」は不要、必要なのは「資本参加」という生存戦略。店舗網654拠点・ジョージア巨大食品チェーン「ニコラ」…」, 2026-07-18 03:00 JST. https://prtimes.jp/main/html/rd/p/000000364.000158730.html
2. [PRTIMES #1030109] (CONTEXTUALIZE, series origin) PR TIMES (same issuer), launch announcement of the "Talking About Georgia" series, 2026-06-16 22:45 JST. https://prtimes.jp/main/html/rd/p/000000345.000158730.html
3. [PRTIMES #1514330] (CONTEXTUALIZE, series 1st session) PR TIMES (same issuer), launch of the new "Forbes Georgia 100 Richest" series; 1st = No. 100 Dimitri Ramishvili per the release, 2026-07-16 03:00 JST. https://prtimes.jp/main/html/rd/p/000000361.000158730.html
4. [PRTIMES #1543731] (CONTEXTUALIZE, series 2nd session) PR TIMES (same issuer), 2nd = No. 99 Irine Kosashvili per the release (Goodwill), 2026-07-17 03:00 JST. https://prtimes.jp/main/html/rd/p/000000363.000158730.html
5. [PRTIMES #1591186] (CONTEXTUALIZE, series 4th session) PR TIMES (same issuer), 4th = No. 97 Ibraim Shalikadze per the release (per the release, 12.5% of Miniso's Georgian entity, co-funded by 8 shareholders), 2026-07-19 03:00 JST. https://prtimes.jp/main/html/rd/p/000000365.000158730.html
6. [PRTIMES #1591185] (CONTEXTUALIZE, series 5th session) PR TIMES (same issuer), 5th = No. 96 Giorgi Zhordania per the release (per the release, 40% of GBG; GBG founded 2005), 2026-07-19 03:00 JST. https://prtimes.jp/main/html/rd/p/000000368.000158730.html