October 18, 2021

Company
Representative

Contact

Vision, Inc.
Kenichi Sano, Representative Director,
President, and CEOFirst section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange:
9416
Shinichi Nakamoto, Director, Managing
Executive Officer, CFO, and General Manager
of Administrative Dept.
(Tel. 03-5325-0344)

Notice of making adval Corp. a s ubsidi ary thr ough share deli very ( a simple form s hare deliver y)
Vision, Inc. Board of Directors has resolved at a meeting convened today to execute a share delivery (hereinafter referred
to as the “share delivery”) through which Vision, Inc. (hereinafter referred to as the “Company”) will become the parent
company and adval Corp. (hereinafter referred to as “adval”) will become a subsidiary and created the share delivery
scheme. Since the share delivery will be carried out using treasury stock, it will not involve the issuance of new shares.

1. Reasons for adval to become a subsidiary of the Company through share delivery
The Group has a management philosophy of “To contribute to the global information and communications revolution,” andaims to contribute to the world with “GLOBAL WiFi business” and “Information and Communications Service business”.
Through GLOBAL WiFi, the Internet can be used easily and with peace of mind all over the world (we provide a packet flatrate overseas Wi-Fi router rental service that can be used in more than 200 countries and regions). Through “Information andCommunications Service Business”, we provide communication infrastructure and office equipment necessary for corporate
activities such as fixed communication services, mobile communication services, and sales of OA equipment. The economic
environment of the Group continues to be severe both in Japan and overseas due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but we promptly
reviewed our business portfolio (focus on Information and Communications Service Business and Wi-Fi business in Japan),and we are working to reduce the cost and minimize the impact.
On the other hand, adval was founded in 2008 and is developing a flexible office business through the space managementbusiness, sublease business, and the industry’s first monthly flat-rate conference room, “Office Ticket” that supports newworking styles. As adval makes it possible to monetize buildings with constant vacancies or during a vacant period due toeviction or rebuilding by using them as conference rooms even for a limited period of time, adval aims to expand their businessand maximize their corporate value.
With this stock issuance, both the Group’s Information and Communications Service business and adval’s customer base canbe expanded, sales can be improved by utilizing the know-how of both companies, purchasing efficiency can be improved, andcosts can be reduced. Judging that it will lead to an increase in corporate value for both companies over the medium to longterm, the Company decided to make adval a subsidiary.
This case utilizes the share issuance system introduced in the revised Companies Act, which came into effect on March 1,
2021.
In the share delivery system, the share delivery parent company takes over the shares of the share delivery subsidiary in orderto acquire ownerships of the subsidiary, and as consideration, shares of the parent company will be delivered to the subsidiary.
However, unlike the share exchange system that makes another company a wholly owned subsidiary, the share delivery system
makes another company a partially owned subsidiary.
Kunihito Nakano, Representative Director of adval, will remain in his position even after share issuance to the stockholders.
When the Company decided to acquire adval, the fact that he would continue to hold shares of adval and newly hold shares of
the Company would be a large incentive for him to manage adval, which in turn leads to increased corporate value of theGroup. This is why we decided to use the share delivery system.

Based on the share delivery plan, the Company will allocate and deliver 4.7 shares of the common stock of the Company to
one common stock of adval, and the lower limit of the number of common stock of adval to be transferred to the Company will
be 94,809 shares. If the Company receives the minimum number of shares, the common stock of the Company to be allottedand delivered will be 445,603 shares, and the ratio of the total number of issued shares of the Company to 49,053,000 as of
September 30, 2021 will be 0.91%.

2. Summary of the share delivery(1) Schedule of the share delivery
Resolution of Board of Directors about the share delivery

October 18, 2021

Deadline for applications of the transfer of shares by the subsidiary

November 4, 2021 (planned)

Scheduled date of share issuance (effective date)

December 1, 2021 (planned)(Note 1) The Company plans to execute the share delivery by a simple form share delivery that does not require shareholder
approval under provisions in article 816-4, paragraph 1 of the Japanese Companies Act.
(Note 2) The schedule may be changed due to the necessity of procedural progress for the share delivery among other reasons.
(Note 3) The share delivery is subject to the validity of the securities registration statement under the Financial Instruments andExchange Act.
(2) Share delivery method
This is a share delivery with the Company as the parent company and adval as the subsidiary. Based on the provisions ofArticle 816-4, Paragraph 1 of the Companies Act, the delivery is planned to be a simple share delivery and does not require theapproval of the Company's general meeting of shareholders.
(3) Details of allocation related to the share delivery (share delivery ratio)
The Company will allocate and deliver 4.7 shares of the Company’s common stock for one share of adval common stock. In
addition, we plan to allocate treasury stock 446,500 shares held by the Company to the common stock of the Company to bedelivered as an allotment for the shares of adval by the Company, and will not issue new shares. The lower limit of thecommon stock of adval that the Company will transfer is 94,809 shares. If a fraction less than one share is generated as a resultof the share delivery, the fractions will be totaled in accordance with the provisions of Article 234 of the Companies Act (if thetotal number has a fraction less than one, it shall be rounded down). The Company's common stock equivalent will be sold andthe price will be delivered to the adval shareholders according to the fraction.
(4) Handling of stock acquisition rights and bonds with stock acquisition rights accompanying the share delivery
The following stock acquisition rights issued by adval are not subject to acquisition through the share delivery. In addition,
adval does not issue bonds with stock acquisition rights.
・ 1st section stock acquisition rights: Issued on December 22, 2016
9,000 units (shares of common stock)(5) Number of shares to be acquired, acquisition price and status of shares owned before and after acquisition
Due to the share delivery, the number of adval shares to be acquired by the Company, the acquisition price thereof, and thestatus of the shares owned before and after the acquisition are as follows. The number of shares to be acquired is assumed to be
94,809 shares, which is the lower limit of common stock of adval to be transferred to the Company.
(1)

(2)

Shares held before thedelivery

1,500 shares(Number of voting rights: 1,500)(Voting rights ratio: 0.78%)

Number of shares to be

94,809 sharesacquired(Number of voting rights: 94,809)
adval common stock

650,133 thousand yen

(3)

(4)

Acquisition cost

Shares held after thedelivery

Advisory fees (estimated)

6,500 thousand yen

Total (estimated)

6,566.33 million yen

96,309 shares(Number of voting rights: 96,309)(Voting rights ratio: 50.00%)(Note 1) Through the share acquisition, the majority of voting rights will be owned by the Company according to calculations.
(Note 2) The acquisition price of adval’s common stock is calculated based on the number of shares of adval to be acquired asconsideration for the share delivery and the number of shares of the Company’s common stock to be delivered basedon the share delivery ratio.

3. Grounds for the content of the allotment related to the share delivery(1) Basis and reasons for the content of the allotment
In considering the share delivery ratio to be used, the Company selected Tokyo Kyodo Accounting Office, a third party
calculation agent independent of the Company and adval, to ensure the fairness and appropriateness of the share delivery ratio,
and obtained the share delivery ratio calculation report for the share delivery on October 15, 2021. After comprehensive
consideration and deliberation of the results of the calculation of the share delivery ratio for the shares of adval submitted by
Tokyo Kyodo Accounting, and factors such as the financial conditions, asset conditions, and prospects for future businessactivities of both companies, the Company finally decided that the share delivery ratio described in “2. Summary of the sharedelivery (3) Details of allocation related to the share delivery (share delivery ratio)” above is within the range of the sharedelivery ratio calculated by Tokyo Kyodo Accounting Office and is appropriate and not detrimental to the interests ofshareholders. This share delivery ratio is subject to change upon consultation between the Company and adval's shareholders in
the event of a material change in the various conditions that form the basis of the calculation.
(2) Matters of calculation① Name of calculation institution and relationship to partner companies
Tokyo Kyodo Accounting Office does not fall under the category of the Company or related parties of adval and has no
significant interests to be stated regarding the share delivery.
② Summary of calculation
The Company has common stock listed on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange, a stock price, and high liquidity inthe trading market. Therefore, when valuing the stock value, the Tokyo Kyodo Accounting Office decided that the market pricemethod would provide a sufficiently appropriate result, so the market-based valuation method was adopted for the calculation.
Valuation method

Calculation result (per share ofcommon stock)Market-based

1,183 yen - 1,463 yen

Regarding adval, since it is an unlisted company, there is no market stock price, and it is judged that the amount of net assets
as of the valuation record date does not indicate the stock value considering future cash flows since the profit level will fluctuatesignificantly depending on the progress and implementation accuracy of future business measures. Also considering that it isdifficult to objectively and rationally determine which fiscal year's profit level and multiplier should be adopted for calculation,
which are the calculation elements of the similarly listed companies, the discounted cash flow method (listed below as “DCF”)
was adopted for the calculation to reflect the status of future business activities in the evaluation.
Valuation method

Calculation result (per share ofcommon stock)

DCF

4,930 yen – 6,931 yen

As a result, the calculation result of share delivery ratio of one adval share to one common stock is as follows, assuming thatthe value per share of the Company's common stock is one.
Calculation result of sharedelivery ratio
Common stock

3.37 - 5.86

When it comes to the market-based valuation method, the Company’s stock value is decided by using the Company’s closing
price on First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange on October 15, 2021, the designated calculation base date, to calculate thesimple average of the closing price of the stock price for the previous month, three months and six months.
For the DCF method, the corporate value of adval is discounted to their present value based on the free cash flow that they are
expected to generate between May 2022 and May 2026 according to their business plan. For the continuous value after theplanning period, the permanent growth rate method is adopted and is calculated as -0.5% - 0.5% based on the level of businessgrowth after the planned period that can be assumed at the time of evaluation. When considering that adval’s business stage is in
the growth phase, the discounted value is calculated to be 11.60% to 12.82% based on 12.21% for the present value of free cash
flow during and after the planning period. Regarding the evaluation of stock acquisition rights, the corporate value is calculated
by including the cash inflow amount (strike price) assuming that the first section stock acquisition rights have been exercised in
non-business assets. As a result, the share value per share of adval is calculated using 201,616 shares, which is the sum of 192,616
issued shares and 9,000 additional shares when the first section stock acquisition rights are exercised.
Based on the results, the range of the share delivery ratio based on the comparison with the evaluation result using the market
price method of the Company is calculated as 3.37 - 5.86 for one share of common stock.
The Tokyo Kyodo Accounting Office certifies that they used information provided by the Company and adval as well as
information released to the public when calculating the share ratio, under the assumption that all the materials and information
used is accurate. It is assumed that it is complete and that there are no undisclosed facts to the Tokyo Kyodo Accounting Officethat may have a significant impact on the calculation of the share delivery ratio. We have not verified the accuracy andcompleteness. In addition, in regards to the assets and liabilities of the Company and adval (including contingent liabilities),
we did not perform our own appraisals, including analysis and appraisals of individual assets and liabilities, and we did not
request appraisals from third parties. Lastly, it is assumed that the information regarding adval’s business plan referred to in thecalculation has been prepared by adval’s management based on the best forecasts and judgments currently available. The
analysis results of Tokyo Kyodo Accounting Office are the result of the information and economic situation up to October 15,
2021.
Adval’s business plan, which is the basis for DCF method of calculation, includes fiscal years in which profits are expected toincrease significantly due to future business expansion. Specifically, we plan to increase the number of stores in the space
management business and expand business from the fiscal year ending May 2023 to the fiscal year ending May 2026 whichleads us to anticipate an increase in operating income. The financial forecasts for adval from the fiscal year ending May 2022
to the fiscal year ending May 2026, which is when profits are expected to significantly increase, are as follows.
(Thousands of yen)
May 2022
Operating income or loss
Change rate

May 2023

May 2024

May 2025

May 2026-29,191

101,162

240,623

370,191

505,041--137.8%

53.8%

36.4%

The current business plan does not presuppose the implementation of the share delivery. Additionally, the calculation result of
the share delivery ratio by the Tokyo Kyodo Accounting Office does not express an opinion on the fairness of the ratio for theshare delivery and the Company has not obtained a statement of opinion (fairness opinion) that the share delivery ratio in thedelivery is fair to the common shareholders of the Company from a financial standpoint.
③ Expected delisting and reasons
Not applicable.

④ Measures to ensure fairness
In order to ensure the fairness of the share delivery, the Company has selected the Tokyo Joint Accounting Office as a thirdparty calculation institution independent of the Company and adval, and will use it as the basis for the agreement on the sharedelivery ratio to be used for the delivery. We have received a share grant ratio calculation report but have not obtained afairness opinion from a third-party valuation institution stating that the share rate issue is appropriate from a financial
standpoint.
⑤ Measures to avoid conflicts of interest
No special measures have been taken regarding the share delivery as there is no particular conflict of interest between the
Company and adval.

4. Outline of parties to the share delivery(1) Parent company upon share delivery(1) Name

Vision Inc.

(2) Location

5F Shinjuku i-Land Tower, 6-5-1 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo(3) Title and name of representative

Representative Director, President, and CEO
Kenichi Sano

(4) Business activities

GLOBAL WiFi businessInformation and Communications Service Business(5) Capital

2,373,469,000 yen (As of September 30, 2021)(6) Establishment

December 4, 2001

(7) Number of shares issued

49,053,000 shares (As of September 30, 2021)(8) Fiscal year-end

December 31st(9) Employees (excluding subsidiaries)656(10) Major client

Member’s Mobile Inc.

(11) Major banks

Mizuho Bank
Sumitomo Mitsui Bank

(9) Major stockholders and stockholding

Kenichi Sano

25.23%The Master Trust Bank of Japan, Ltd.

8.88%

Custody Bank of Japan, Ltd.

8.14%

CGML PB CLIENT ACCOUNT/COLLATERAL

3.80%

STATE STREET BANK AND TRUST COMPANY

3.29%

ratio (%)(As of June 30, 2021)

505001BNY GCM CLIENT ACCOUNT JPRD AC ISG (FE-

3.02%

AC)

(13) Relationship between parties

GOVERNMENT OF NORWAY

2.98%

INTERACTIVE BROKERS LLC

2.10%

The Nomura Trust & Banking Co., Ltd.

2.07%

NORTHERN TRUST CO. (AVFC) RE HCR00

1.72%

Capital relationship(As of September 30, 2021)

Vision Inc. holds 1,500 shares of adval common
stock which is a holding ratio of 0.78%.

Personal relationship

Not applicable.

Business relationship

There is a business relationship of advalsubleasing real estate to Vision Inc.

Status of related parties

Not applicable.

(14) Financial condition and operating results in the three most recent fiscal years
Fiscal term

December 2018

Consolidated net assets (thousands ofDecember 2019

December 2020

9,803,086

10,905,176

8,769,171

13,552,015

15,173,575

11,313,034

200.95226.80185.79Consolidated net sales (thousands of yen)

21,503,668

27,318,168

16,654,475

Consolidated operating profit (thousands

2,484,308

3,325,066

103,8972,499,685

3,358,939

1,529,476

2,226,322-1,183,960

Net income or loss per share (yen)

31.40

46.05

-25.07

Dividend per share (yen)

0.00

0.00

0.00

yen)
Consolidated total assets (thousands ofyen)
Net assets per share (yen)of yen)Consolidated ordinary profit (thousandsof yen)Net income or loss attributable to ownersof parent (thousands of yen)

227,947(2) Subsidiary upon share delivery(1) Name

adval Corp.

(2) Location

33-7 Udagawacho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo(3) Title and name of representativeCEO
Kunihito Nakano(4) Business activities

Space management business(5) Capital

10,000,000 yen (As of September 30, 2021)(6) Establishment

June 1, 2016(7) Number of shares issued

192,616 shares (As of September 30, 2021)(8) Fiscal year-end

May 31st(9) Employees

35(10) Major client

No client accounts for more than 10% of sales and purchases.

(11) Major bank

Sumitomo Mitsui Bank

(12) Major stockholders and stockholding

Kunihito Nakano

48.33%

Yoshiteru Akita

20.71%

AirTrip Corp.

8.37%

KUMA Asset Management Corp.

5.19%

Kohei Terada

5.19%

ratio (%)(As of September 30, 2021)(13)

Relationshipbetween(September 30, 2021)

parties

CapitalVision Inc. holds 1,500 shares of adval common stock

relationshipwhich is a holding ratio of 0.78%.

Personal

Not applicable.

relationship
Business

There is a business relationship of adval subleasing real

relationshipestate to Vision Inc.

Status of related

Not applicable.

parties(14) Financial condition and operating results in the three most recent fiscal years
Fiscal term
Net assets (Thousands of yen)

May 2019

May 2020
26,60749,009

May 2021-342,073

Total assets (Thousands of yen)

1,069,644

1,304,958

953,436

Net assets per share (yen)138.14254.44-1,775.94

Net sales (Thousands of yen)

554,596

1,884,101

1,186,310

Operating profit or loss (Thousands of-108,154

76,580-354,273-127,551

72,224-211,931

Net income or loss (Thousands of yen)

-239,562

22,401-391,083

Net income or loss per share (yen)-1,290.17

116.30-2,030.38

0.00

0.00

0.00

yen)
Ordinary profit or loss (Thousands of yen)

Dividend per share (yen)

5. Status after the share delivery(1) There will be no change in the company name, address, executive roles, business operations, or capital of Vision Inc. as aresult of the share delivery.
(2) There will be no change in the company name, address, executive roles, business operations, or capital of adval as a result of
the share delivery.

6. Accounting overview
The accounting treatment associated with the share delivery is expected to be as an acquisition under the accounting standards
for business mergers and acquisitions. In addition, the amount of goodwill (or loss of goodwill) generated by the share delivery
is undecided at this time.

7. Future outlook
The share delivery is expected to have minimal impact on the consolidated results of the Company, but we will notify you
promptly in the event that the share delivery will have a significant impact in the future.

(Reference)(Unit: Millions of yen)
Sales

Operating

Ordinary

profitprofit

Net income
attributable owners ofparentEarnings per share(yen)

Current results(Ending December

17,468

1,007

1,028

685

14.55

16,654103

227-1,183-25.072021）
Previous results(Ending December
2020）