SBI Shinsei Bank approved for Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market re-listing

SBI Holdings announced today that its consolidated subsidiary, SBI Shinsei Bank, has been approved for a new listing on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market, with trading scheduled to commence on December 17, 2025. This re-listing follows SBI Shinsei Bank's delisting from the Standard Market in September 2023, which aimed to enhance corporate value and repay public funds; this repayment was completed in July 2025. SBI Holdings plans to sell a portion of its SBI Shinsei Bank shares, reducing its ownership to 141,700,000 shares, representing 16.0% of voting rights. The total number of shares to be sold, including over-allotment, is 166,300,000.

Post-listing, SBI Holdings and its wholly-owned subsidiary, SBI Regional Bank Holdings Co., Ltd., will collectively hold 71.2% of SBI Shinsei Bank's voting rights, maintaining its status as a consolidated subsidiary. SBI Shinsei Bank is considered to operate with a degree of independence, including a board with a majority of independent outside directors.

SBI Holdings anticipates the partial sale of SBI Shinsei Bank shares will have a minor impact on its consolidated financial performance for the fiscal year ending March 2026. However, it expects to record an extraordinary income in its non-consolidated financial results for the same period.