LY Introduces Shareholder Benefit Program With Yahoo! JAPAN Shopping Gift Certificates

By Public Technologies
  • LY's board resolved today to introduce a shareholder benefit program offering Yahoo! JAPAN Shopping gift certificates.
  • Eligibility starts March 31, 2027, for shareholders holding at least 5,000 shares continuously for one year under the same shareholder number.
  • Gift certificates total JPY 25,000 for 5,000–9,999 shares or JPY 50,000 for 10,000–49,999 shares.
  • Benefits rise to JPY 250,000 for 50,000–99,999 shares or JPY 500,000 for holdings of at least 100,000 shares.


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