How it’s built
- Share capital of ¥365.4m is added to each year’s retained earnings from the gazette notices as transcribed on a blog.
What we assumed
- There is no capital surplus.In 2015, reported shareholders’ equity minus capital and retained earnings comes to between −¥9m and +¥7m.
- Capital is ¥365.4m in every year.Agreed from June 2001. For 1999–2001 the gazette shows ¥60m, ¥240m and ¥360m, which would make net assets ¥85m, ¥346m and ¥637m.
- The 2002 figure uses back-calculated retained earnings.No figure was transcribed for that year.
Sanity check
Matches reported shareholders’ equity of ¥10,140m in 2015 and ¥10,760m in 2016 to within ¥3m.
Where it comes from
Our calculation from other figures in the trainer’s notes:
- ReportedImplied capital surplus parent, year to February 2015≈0 (range −9 to +7)
- ReportedShareholders equity parent, year to February 2015 (parent; 株主資本, not 純資産)¥10.1bn
- ReportedShareholders equity parent, year to February 2016 (parent; 株主資本)¥10.8bn
Show the working
- 1999: 390
- 2000: 471
- 2001: 642
- 2002: 1,255
- 2003: 1,423
- 2004: 2,193
- capital 365.4 + RE[t] (capital surplus ≈0 per)
- B for FY2/03 on (both capital histories agree on ¥365.4m from Jun 2001)
- FY2/02 uses plug RE 889.26
- FY2/99–FY2/01 are C because capital is d