Vitabrid Japan Inc.

Vitabrid Japan has announced the introduction of a shareholder benefit program. Shareholders who hold at least 100 shares for three months or more as of the end of February each year will receive points that can be used on the company's e-commerce site, based on the number of shares held and the duration of continuous holding. Shareholders holding 100 shares for three months will receive 2,500 points, while those holding for three years or more will receive 3,800 points.

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