Management Policy

Disclosure Policy

Basic Policy

Sharp discloses information to shareholders and investors in a fair and timely manner, in order to increase trust in our IR activities and to ensure a proper assessment of Sharp’s corporate value in capital markets.

Proactive Disclosure

Sharp makes positive efforts to disclose its information. Sharp discloses not only information designated under the Financial Instruments and Exchange Law and timely disclosure rules of stock exchanges in Japan, but also other information, such as business development, management policy and strategy.

Method of Disclosure

Information required by the Financial Instruments and Exchange Law and timely disclosure rules of stock exchanges in Japan is registered and disclosed on TDnet, the Timely Disclosure Network of the Tokyo Stock Exchange. In addition to the above information, Sharp discloses other information it judges as important on this web site, enabling easy access to its information.

Forecasts

This web site contains certain statements describing the future plans, strategies and performance of Sharp and its consolidated subsidiaries. These statements are subject to known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors. Please see Disclaimer for more information.

Quiet Period

To ensure fairness and prevent leaks of financial results, Sharp sets a two-week “quiet period” before the announcement of financial results, during which Sharp cannot make comments or respond to inquiries on financial results.