トライヴィスタキャピタル株式会社
A Japan-based investor known for shareholder proposals and management advisory engagement.
"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 all three covered tickers—タイミー, イー・ギャランティ, and ＫＨネオケム—TriVista Capital's most recent EDINET filings use identical, standardized wording: "投資一任契約による純投資" ("pure investment under a discretionary investment management contract"). This language, applied uniformly across the entire coverage set, is the classic formulation for passive/portfolio investment purposes under Japan's large shareholding disclosure regime, and none of the three filings reference board nominations, shareholder proposals, or capital policy demands. Based strictly on this verbatim text, TriVista's disclosed purpose for these three holdings is consistent and does not indicate an activist engagement posture. Separately, recent press coverage (not tied to these three names) describes TriVista publicly opposing a tender offer for Macromill on valuation grounds and holding a large stake there as of January 2025—illustrating that the firm is capable of vocal, engagement-oriented positioning in at least one instance outside this coverage set. However, no comparable engagement activity has been reported for タイミー, イー・ギャランティ, or ＫＨネオケム specifically, so the "純投資" framing should be read as applicable to this particular coverage sample rather than as a firm-wide characterization.
The three-name coverage set spans three distinct sectors—サービス業 (services), その他金融業 (other finance), and 化学 (chemicals)—with one company each. This is too small a sample to characterize as either concentrated or diversified with confidence; it simply shows no single-sector clustering within this dataset.
Peak ownership ratios across the three tickers range from 2.64% to 7.27%, with a median of 5.34%. This sits close to Japan's 5% disclosure threshold, consistent with a filer whose stakes hover around, and sometimes only modestly above, the level that triggers large shareholding report obligations. Given the regime's threshold-based disclosure mechanics, it is possible additional TriVista positions below 5% exist but are not observable in this dataset.
For the two positions still above 5%, elapsed days show a median of 191 days—this is a lower-bound figure only, as the true holding period is undetermined and the position may continue. For the one position that fell to 5% or below, 195 days have elapsed since that threshold was crossed; under Japan's disclosure regime, once a position falls to 5% or below the filer's disclosure obligation terminates, rendering the position fundamentally unobservable from that point forward—by this platform or any external observer. Importantly, "fell to 5% or below" does not imply full divestment; TriVista may still retain a smaller position in that name. No definitive average holding period can be stated from this data.
Of the three tracked positions, one has fallen to 5% or below (untrackable beyond that point) and none show confirmed full divestment to 0% via an amendment report. Given the structural mechanics of Japan's large shareholding disclosure regime, the fall to 5% or below effectively serves as the de facto exit signal available to outside observers, while explicit confirmation of full divestment (0%) via amendment filing is inherently rarer—and in this case has zero observed instances. With no confirmed 0% exits, there is no data on peak-ratio-before-exit for this filer, and the sample size (n=1 for the threshold-crossing case) is too small to characterize an exit pattern with confidence. This commentary reflects only the activity captured within this platform's data collection period and does not represent TriVista Capital's complete historical investment record in the Japanese market. It does not constitute, and should not be relied upon as, a definitive assessment or investment recommendation regarding this filer's holdings or intentions.
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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 (5 filings total on a per-filing basis, 5 on a per-event basis).
投資一任契約による純投資
投資一任契約による純投資
投資一任契約による純投資
投資一任契約による純投資
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.
| Company | Stake per latest report | Filing date |
|---|---|---|
| eGuarantee,Inc.8771Other activists in this company → | 7.27% | 2026-03-06 |
| Timee,Inc.215AOther activists in this company → | 5.34% | 2026-08-07 |
Because these are at or below 5%, subsequent holding status cannot be tracked.
| KH Neochem Co.,Ltd.4189Other activists in this company → | 2.64% | 2026-02-09 |
Other tracked activist investors that hold a stake in at least one of the same companies.
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).