
These Class B shares, priced at 900 yen ($5.71) each, offer a fixed annual dividend of 4.9% on a notional amount of $6.34, translating to a modest $0.078 per quarter. Holders, should they so desire, may convert these preferred shares into common stock at a conversion price of $6.34. Yet, let it be known, the company retains a market-price call option, exercisable should the stock trade above 130% of the liquidation preference for twenty consecutive trading days. Non-voting, yet endowed with redemption rights under specific circumstances, these shares are indeed a curious instrument. 📈📉