Yamaguchi Financial Group, Inc.
YFGSF
Other OTC5.81
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ISIN
JP3935300008
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3.38
19.01
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3.38
65.48
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-49.21
72.20
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in mil. unless spec.- CEO
- Keisuke Mukunashi
- Full Time Employees
- 3,761
- Sector
- Financial Services
- Industry
- Banks - Regional
- Address
- 2-36, 4-chome Takezaki-cho Shimonoseki Japan 750-8603
- IPO Date
- Jul 30, 2014
- Website
- ymfg.co.jp
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- Yamaguchi Financial Group, Inc. (YFGSF) operates as a regional financial holding company in Japan, primarily providing banking and ancillary financial services through its core subsidiaries, including The Yamaguchi Bank, Ltd., Momiji Bank, Ltd., and The Kitakyushu Bank, Ltd. The group's banking division offers deposits, loans, domestic and foreign exchange transactions, securities trading, and investment securities management; the others division encompasses securities brokerage, credit card issuance, and leasing services. It serves individual, corporate, and municipal customers across Yamaguchi, Hiroshima prefectures, and northern Kyushu, with approximately 156 branches in Japan and select overseas offices, maintaining a network focused on regional economic support. Founded on October 2, 2006, through the management integration of Yamaguchi Bank—whose origins trace to 1878—and Momiji Holdings, Inc., the company is headquartered in Shimonoseki, Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan. In recent developments, Yamaguchi Financial Group announced a share buyback program in November 2025 to acquire up to 4.73% of its shares, equivalent to about 10 million shares worth 15 billion yen, aimed at optimizing its capital structure. The group also entered a collaboration with Kitakyushu City under a business succession partnership agreement, marking its first project to support中小企業 succession, alongside a decarbonization alliance with Yamaguchi Prefecture and a comprehensive regional revitalization pact with Tabuse Town in Kumage District. Additional initiatives include the launch of the third series of Kitakyushu lottery-linked fixed deposits "Seven Lucky Gods," a review of international business operations, and support for the growth of local firm Tadashi the Dinosaur Co., Ltd., reflecting strategic emphases on capital management, regional partnerships, and community-driven financial products.