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Loadstar Capital's Impressive Financial Performance for 2025

Loadstar Capital Inc. has recently published its financial results for the fiscal year ending December 2025, revealing a remarkably successful year for the company. With its headquarters located in Chuo, Tokyo, and led by President Tatsu Iwano, Loadstar Capital is at the forefront of merging real estate and technology to innovate the market.

Fiscal Year 2025 Highlights

Throughout the 2025 fiscal year, as the real estate market experienced a revitalization, Loadstar Capital achieved record revenue across all of its business segments. The balance of real estate held for sale has also been steadily increasing. Additionally, the company plans to increase its dividends beyond the initial forecast, setting it at 86 yen, surpassing the previous estimate by 3 yen.

Notable Developments

1. First M&A
In a significant strategic move, Loadstar Capital successfully acquired Hash DasH Holdings, enabling it to operate as a fully-owned subsidiary. This acquisition establishes a framework for the operation of first-class financial instruments, strengthening their blockchain capabilities. As a result, the company can now provide a comprehensive suite of services for real estate security token offerings (STOs) from project supply to structuring, selling, and managing these offerings—set to launch its first STO by summer 2026.

2. Property Acquisition
The company secured the Ginza Kikumasamune Building and the Ginza New Central Building, located in a prime area facing GINZA SIX. Despite a highly competitive acquisition environment, Loadstar leveraged its unique network to secure these assets, which are expected to significantly drive the company's growth due to their advantageous location and potential for value enhancement.

3. Equity Projects via OwnersBook
In a notable development, Loadstar’s crowdfunding platform, OwnersBook, has re-launched equity projects for the first time in six years, offering clients investment opportunities in a trust-managed apartment hotel located in Nakagyo, Kyoto, called MIMARU Kyoto Nijo Castle.

Performance by Business Segment

Real Estate Investment Sector

1. Corporate Funding Business
The company successfully sold nine properties, marking a record revenue for this division. Additionally, it acquired seven new properties, predominantly office spaces, from the beginning of the fiscal year, steadily increasing its real estate holdings, which resulted in improved occupancy rates and rental revenues.

2. Asset Management Business
In Q4, Loadstar achieved a successful sale of large properties, resulting in significant incentive earnings. Revenue rose 48% year-on-year to reach 1.7 billion yen, the highest in the company’s history. Loadstar will also deeply enter the growing security token market, helping to bolster its assets under management (AUM).

Fintech Sector

3. OwnersBook Crowdfunding Business
The positive atmosphere in the real estate market has led to a spike in borrowing demand secured by real estate, with OwnersBook recording a revenue increase of 26% year-on-year to 829 million yen, the highest ever. The platform has also introduced new shareholder privileges, including eliminating refund fees and implementing a Platinum Membership system.

Future Outlook for 2026

Looking ahead to 2026, Loadstar anticipates a continuous inflow of domestic and international investment capital, further stimulating the real estate market. The company aims for consistent revenue growth while working towards a target sales goal of 60 billion yen and a pre-tax profit of 16.7 billion yen by fiscal year 2027.

Real Estate Market Projections and Loadstar's Approach

• - Overall Outlook

The office return trend is rapidly gaining momentum within the real estate investment market. Vacancy rates in the central five districts are falling to the low 2% range, which is driving rental prices upward. By Q3 2025, Tokyo is ranked first globally in investment volume, highlighting its continued importance and high demand as a global city. Though influenced by various factors like the Bank of Japan's interest rate hikes and rising construction material costs, both positive and negative effects exist on real estate prices, which Loadstar will keenly monitor.

• - Corporate Funding Strategy

Loadstar intends to accelerate the acquisition of properties in central office areas where investment is heavily concentrated, leveraging its strengths. The focus will be on enhancing leasing strategies to boost property profitability and ensure steady returns.

• - Asset Management Strategy

To meet the diverse needs of local and international investors, Loadstar will employ flexible investment strategies across a wide array of large office buildings and hotels, steadily increasing its AUM.

• - Crowdfunding Strategy

Loadstar Group is committed to democratizing real estate investment by making professional-grade opportunities accessible to individuals through crowdfunding. Moving forward, the company will continue to focus on crowdfunding while incorporating security tokens into investment products in response to market dynamics. Moreover, in light of strong market demand for funds, it will also increase lending opportunities to provide diverse investment options to its clients.

Upcoming Financial Disclosure

Loadstar Capital plans to announce its Q1 results for the fiscal year ending December 2026 on April 30, 2026, at 3:30 PM. For the latest updates, please visit their IR calendar at Loadstar Capital IR Calendar.

About Loadstar Capital Inc.

Founded in March 2012 and headquartered in Ginza, Tokyo, Loadstar Capital is involved in various segments, including corporate funding, asset management, crowdfunding, and security token-related businesses. Their commitment to innovation and growth continues to drive their success in the real estate sector.