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The rYojbaba Co., Ltd. (Nasdaq: RYOJ) SEC filings page on Stock Titan provides access to the company’s regulatory disclosures as a foreign private issuer. rYojbaba files annual reports on Form 20-F and furnishes current reports on Form 6-K under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, giving investors insight into its labor consulting and health services operations, international partnerships, and corporate governance.
Through its Form 6-K filings, rYojbaba has reported half-year financial and operational results, described major business developments and partnerships, and disclosed changes in senior management. Examples include reports concerning its international expansion with Koyamada International Foundation and Guardian Girls International, its strategic partnership with China Zhongqing International Holdings Co., Ltd. around the Free Labor Union model, and the resignation of a director and officer along with the appointment of an interim Chief Financial Officer.
On this page, users can review rYojbaba’s filings related to capital markets activity, such as documents connected to its initial public offering of Japanese common shares on the Nasdaq Capital Market, as well as ongoing disclosures about its AI-powered Worker Risk Intelligence Platform, osteopathic clinic initiatives, and ESG- and SDG-aligned programs when these are furnished via Form 6-K exhibits.
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By using this SEC filings page, investors and researchers can quickly locate rYojbaba’s official regulatory submissions, understand how its consulting, health services, and analytics businesses are presented to regulators, and see how partnerships and strategic initiatives are reflected in its formal reporting.
rYojbaba Co., Ltd. reported results of its Annual General Meeting, where shareholders approved all six proposals, including non-consolidated financial statements for the 11th fiscal year, amendments to the Articles of Incorporation, a reduction in capital, director and auditor elections, and changes to second series stock acquisition rights.
Key board-backed nominees were strongly supported, with approximately 8.47 million votes in favor for each director and auditor candidate. Following the meeting, longtime leader Ryoji Baba resigned as Chief Executive Officer and Interim Chief Financial Officer, while remaining on the board. The board appointed director Takayuki Nakano as Chief Executive Officer and director Hiroyuki Oishi as Chief Financial Officer, with the company noting no disagreements or related party concerns tied to these changes. Two corporate auditors also resigned without disagreement.
RYOJBABA CO., LTD., a Japan-based provider of labor consulting and osteopathic clinic services, files its annual report on Form 20-F for the year ended December 31, 2025. The company had 11,550,000 common shares outstanding as of that date and remains heavily focused on Japan.
The report emphasizes extensive risk factors: the need to raise additional capital with potential shareholder dilution, client concentration and volatile performance-based consulting fees, and expansion risks as it grows its osteopathic clinic network, largely concentrated in Kyushu and especially Fukuoka Prefecture.
RYOJBABA highlights regulatory and malpractice exposure in healthcare-related services, foreign exchange risk from using U.S. dollars as reporting currency, and complex tax issues including possible PFIC status for U.S. holders. Governance is shaped by its foreign private issuer status and controlled company structure, with founder Ryoji Baba holding about 69.47% of voting power, allowing exemptions from certain Nasdaq corporate governance requirements.
rYojbaba Co., Ltd. director and Chief Accounting Officer Hirata Yusuke filed an initial insider ownership report. The filing shows direct ownership of 114,000 common shares with no par value, establishing his reported equity position in the company as of this Form 3.
rYojbaba Co., Ltd. filed an initial insider ownership report for CEO and Interim CFO Baba Ryoji and affiliated entity Miracle Exploration Technologies Ltd. The filing shows direct ownership of 4,813,000 common shares and indirect ownership of 3,211,000 common shares through Miracle Exploration, over which Baba has sole voting and dispositive power.
rYojbaba Co., Ltd. corporate auditor Nakamura Hideki has reported beneficial ownership of 103,000 Common Shares with direct ownership. This Form 3 is an initial statement of holdings and does not show any specific recent purchase or sale transactions.
rYojbaba Co., Ltd. director Groenewald Ferdinand filed an initial ownership statement on Form 3 for ticker RYOJ. The filing lists him as a director but shows no reported transactions, no derivative positions and no current holdings entries, so it is purely a baseline disclosure of insider status.
rYojbaba Co., Ltd. insider Okabe Kensuke, identified as a Corporate Auditor, has reported beneficial ownership of 31,000 common shares with no par value. These shares are held as direct ownership, and the filing does not reflect any new buy or sell transaction.
rYojbaba Co., Ltd. insider SHIMAMURA SANSHIRO, identified as a Corporate Auditor, filed an initial ownership report. The filing shows direct ownership of 94,000 Common Shares (no par value), with no buy or sell transactions reported, establishing a baseline holdings position.
rYojbaba Co., Ltd. has entered into a one-year Comprehensive Agreement on International Labor Support and Union Infrastructure Development with the International Labor Union. The contract provides for total fees of JPY 500,000,000, described in the Company’s press release as approximately USD $3.2 million.
rYojbaba will deliver international labor policy advice, union infrastructure development, membership expansion support, subsidy-linked financial models, and coordination with United Nations–affiliated institutions and China Poly Group Corporation. Payments to rYojbaba begin after a deferral period and are scheduled in equal monthly installments over twelve months.
The Company states that it will recognize revenue from this agreement in line with applicable revenue recognition standards as performance obligations are satisfied and that, as of December 31, 2025, it had not recognized any revenue related to this agreement.
rYojbaba Co., Ltd. has called its 11th Ordinary General Meeting of Shareholders for March 27, 2026 (JST), asking investors to approve Japan GAAP non-consolidated financial statements for 2025, charter amendments, a large capital reduction, board changes, and revised stock acquisition right terms.
For 2025, non-consolidated net sales were ¥337 million versus ¥688 million a year earlier, with operating profit of ¥45 million and a net loss of ¥221 million. Management explains the loss mainly reflects ¥268 million of one-time stock issuance expenses tied to its NASDAQ listing, which under U.S. GAAP are treated as an equity transaction.
The company reports raising ¥727 million through the August 2025 NASDAQ public offering, boosting total assets to ¥942 million and net assets to ¥864 million, with an equity ratio of 91.7%. It proposes reducing stated capital from ¥368.8 million to ¥5.0 million by transferring ¥363.8 million to capital surplus, with no change in total net assets or shares outstanding.