シンフォニー・フィナンシャル・パートナーズ
Known for asset-value and M&A-related proposals.
"Companies tracked" and "first seen" reflect activity within our coverage period (from 2025-02-09 onward) and do not represent this investor's total number of historical holdings in the Japanese market.
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Across the 16 tickers reviewed, Symphony Financial Partners (Singapore) discloses purpose statements that fall into two standardized categories, each recurring verbatim across multiple holdings. The larger group (10 of 16 names, including インフォマート, 日本証券金融, デンヨー, 小松マテーレ, ニシオホールディングス, ナガワ, 応用地質, 日東工器, ユニソルホールディングス, ニチレキグループ, 瑞光) states "純投資及び状況に応じて重要提案行為を行うこともありうる" ("pure investment, and depending on circumstances, important proposal actions may also be undertaken"). A second group (要興業, 丸全昭和運輸, ナフコ, ウイン・パートナーズ, Ｋ＆Ｏエナジーグループ) uses the simpler "純投資" ("pure investment") without the reference to important proposal actions. This pattern indicates the filer applies a standardized template across its portfolio rather than customizing language per issuer, but there is a clear bifurcation: roughly two-thirds of holdings carry language that reserves the option for important proposal actions, while the remainder are framed strictly as passive/pure investment. The filed text does not specify what any such proposal actions would entail, nor does it indicate board nomination or activist campaign intent beyond this boilerplate reservation of optionality.
The portfolio shows a mild tilt toward サービス業 (services, 5 of 16 names), followed by 機械 (machinery) and 卸売業 (wholesale) with 2 each, and single names spread across その他金融業, 電気機器, 繊維製品, 陸運業, 小売業, 石油・石炭製品, and 鉱業. This distribution suggests a moderately diversified allocation across ten distinct sector categories rather than a concentrated sector bet, with services representing the largest single cluster but still accounting less than a third of covered names.
Peak ownership ratios across the 16 tracked tickers show a median of 14.20%, with a wide range from 5.18% to 37.10%. Given that Japan's large shareholding disclosure regime only triggers reporting once ownership exceeds 5%, all observed positions begin above that threshold; the spread suggests this filer is willing to build meaningfully large stakes in at least some names (above 30% in the upper range), while others cluster near the disclosure floor. The median above 14% suggests stakes are often built well beyond the minimum reporting trigger.
For the 14 positions still above 5%, elapsed days show a median of 317 days — but this is only a lower bound, since Japan's disclosure regime requires no further reporting once a stake exceeds 5%, and these positions may still be held today for longer than observed. For the one position that fell to 5% or below, 296 days have elapsed since that transition; critically, this does not mean divestment — the filer may still hold a smaller position below the disclosure threshold, and from that point the position becomes fundamentally unobservable to this platform or any outside party. No definitive average holding period can be stated from this data.
Of the 16 tracked positions, 14 remain above 5% (ongoing/trackable), 1 fell to 5% or below (untrackable, not confirmed divestment), and 1 shows confirmed full divestment to 0% via an amendment report, with a peak ratio just before exit of 5.18% and a short holding span (median 17 days from initial disclosure to 0%). Given the structure of Japan's disclosure regime, falling to 5% or below functions as the de facto observable exit signal, while explicit confirmation of full divestment to 0% is comparatively rare — here based on just a single case, which limits any generalization about typical exit patterns. This commentary reflects only the activity captured within this platform's data collection period and does not represent the filer's complete historical investment record in the Japanese market. It does not constitute a definitive assessment of the filer's strategy or intent, nor investment advice, and should not be relied upon as confirmation of any individual investment judgment.
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Based on EDINET submission dates. Dates reflect when the filing was submitted, not when the underlying trade or shareholder proposal actually occurred.
When multiple filers are included in the same joint filing, we combine them into a single event (34 filings total on a per-filing basis, 34 on a per-event basis).
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Under Japan's large shareholding reporting system, a filing obligation is triggered once a stake exceeds 5%, and a change report must be filed for every 1-point-or-more move after that. Once a holding drops to 5% or below, its status can no longer be tracked via EDINET at all, so the figures below reflect "as of the most recently filed report" — not the current holding.
Because these are at or below 5%, subsequent holding status cannot be tracked.
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This page mechanically aggregates and organizes disclosure data from EDINET large shareholding and change reports into a timeline. The "purpose of holding" field reproduces the original text as filed. It does not guarantee any particular investment judgment or interpretation of the filer's intent. Data is updated daily.
Source: EDINET (the Financial Services Agency's electronic disclosure system). "View original" links to the PDF of the original filing, which we retrieve and store via the EDINET API (EDINET's own browsing site does not support direct links to individual filings).
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The horizontal axis reflects actual calendar dates (the real interval between filings); the vertical axis is ownership stake. Each marker is the value as of that filing — click it to view the underlying filing on EDINET (hover first to see the date and ratio).
The solid line marks changes confirmed by a filing. The lighter dashed line marks a stretch where the stake had fallen below 5% (so the continuing-disclosure obligation no longer applies) or where no new filing has been made since the latest report — the actual trajectory during that stretch is unknown (it does not necessarily mean the holding continued or stayed at a given level).