Kojima
7513
コジマ

Company Information

Corporate Site 

Kojima, a subsidiary of Bic Camera, sells, repairs, and constructs home and electrical appliances 


Being owned by Bic Camera makes for good synergy. Whereas Bic Camera stores are mostly located in urban centers, Kojima sticks to the suburbs.


Stock Perks

Categories: Electronic Stores, Gift Certificates


Rights day

End of February, end of August

Details

Gift certificates in increments of 1,000 yen to use in Bic Camera, Kojima, or Sofmap retail stores. You can also use them on Kojima's website.

Requirements

The amount you get is different for each rights date, although February is fixed at 1 gift certificate no matter how many shares you have.

February:

100 shares gets you 1,000 yen worth.

500 shares or more gets you 3,000 yen worth.

August:

100 shares gets you 1,000 yen worth.

500 shares gives you 3,000 yen worth.

1,000 shares gives you 5,000 yen worth.

3,000 shares gives you 15,000 yen worth.

5,000 shares or more gives you 20,000 yen worth.


Also, the August rights date has a long-term holding bonus. Holding the stock for 1 year gets you an extra 1,000 yen certificate, and holding it for 2 years or more gives 2 certificates for 1,000 yen each.

Comment

The certificates are good for 6 months, and the expiration date will overlap in May and November if you hold onto them, so you can save them up to make a bigger purchase if you'd prefer that, or you can just use them right away. Since you can also get gift certificates for holding Bic Camera and the rights dates are the same, by buying 100 shares of each company you can get 9,000 yen to use with the long-term holding bonus. Not bad, and you can use these certificates for almost anything in the store, including things like gift cards.

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Well, at least it's doing better than it was in the 2010s.