Menicon's corporate policy on information disclosure is posted on this page.

1. Disclosure Standard
   We disclose our corporate information in a timely and proper manner according to legal disclosure requirements based on the Financial Instruments and Exchange Law and other laws and according to timely disclosure requirements based on the Securities Listing Regulations of the Tokyo Stock Exchange. We also fairly and promptly disclose significant information that may be considered as influential to investment judgment even in cases where the information is out of the scope of the legal and timely disclosure requirements.
   
   We will not disclose personal information, customer information and information that will infringe on the rights of stakeholders.
2. Method of Disclosure
   We disclose information required by the timely disclosure regulations through TDnet (Timely Disclosure network) provided by the Tokyo Stock Exchange and also release information to the press immediately. Information that is disclosed on TDnet or by other means is also promptly posted on our website.
3. Quiet Period
   In order to ensure fairness to every investor and prevent leakage of account information, we have defined the quiet period as the time starting from the day after the final day of each corresponding quarter until the day of our earnings announcement. During this period, we will refrain from responding to or making comments on questions related to our account settlement and earnings forecast. However, if a large discrepancy from the earnings forecast is found in the quiet period, information will be appropriately disclosed following the Timely Disclosure Rules.
4. Forward-looking statements
   

   Our disclosed information includes forward-looking statements. The forward-looking statements reflect information available at the time it was disclosed. Actual results and future developments may differ materially due to a wide range of possible reasons.