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JPMC Restructures Executive Team for Sustainability

In a significant move towards enhancing its focus on sustainable leasing management, JPMC (Japan Property Management Company) announced today an update regarding its executive appointments effective January 1, 2026. The company's strategic shift aims to reinforce its commitment to maximizing the benefits of property ownership and fostering community engagement in real estate, while encouraging sustainable practices within the industry.

The following changes were confirmed:

• - Shigeo Ikeda has been appointed as Senior Managing Executive Officer and Director, taking over as Head of the Administration Division and Human Resources & General Affairs. Previously, Ikeda was serving as Co-COO and President of the Sales & Marketing Company, showcasing a shift in leadership characteristics that emphasize operational administration.

• - Shinya Ueda will transition to Senior Managing Executive Officer and Director, continuing as Group COO and President of the Urban Company, reinforcing leadership in urban development and innovative real estate practices.

• - Takayuki Yamiya advances to Senior Managing Executive Officer and Director as Group CFO, maintaining responsibility for financial oversight, a critical role in the company’s sustainable growth trajectory.

• - Yoh Miyazaki has been elevated to Senior Executive Officer and President of the National Company while retaining his position as President of JPMC Asset Management, ensuring a robust leadership presence in asset management.

• - Michi Onoda takes a new role as Senior House Business Division Head, stepping down from an executive officer position, emphasizing a shift in strategic focus towards senior housing initiatives.

JPMC was established on June 7, 2002, and it is headquartered in Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo. The company specializes in:

• - Agency services for rental housing management and collective leasing.
• - Comprehensive management services for rental properties and ancillary business.
• - Senior housing initiatives focused on accommodating the elderly.

With a capital stock of approximately 465 million yen and trading on the Tokyo Stock Exchange’s Prime Market under stock code 3276, JPMC emphasizes a collaborative framework with about 1,400 partners including real estate, construction, and care service providers across Japan.

The foundation of JPMC's strategy rests on addressing societal needs through real estate. With a dedication to sustainable leasing, the company endeavors to elevate property management to help maximize owner profits while ensuring vibrant community development.

In line with sustainability goals, JPMC's initiatives will:
1. Foster local revitalization through a nationwide partner network, actively engaging in community development.
2. Promote property regeneration and sustainable use by implementing renovations on existing properties, thereby facilitating surplus leasing, which contributes to environmental sustainability.
3. Establish an equitable room-seeking customer experience that cultivates a diverse society, accessible to all demographics.
4. Pursue digital transformation in operations, consolidating its reputation as a prop-tech leader focused on operational efficiency.

This restructuring of leadership at JPMC is expected to enhance operational robustness, driving progress towards excellent company standards while adhering to sustainable and socially responsible housing management.

For JPMC, sustainability is not merely a goal but a fundamental commitment that aims to balance profitability with social responsibility—a key message encapsulated in their corporate video titled, "Sustainable Leasing Management."

As JPMC navigates these changes, the commitment to becoming a leading sustainable property management company is clearer than ever, showcasing innovative approaches that align with modern-day societal expectations.