Remixpoint CEO: We attach importance to the decline in share price and will focus on business performance rather than short-term stock price reactions.
Foresight News reported that Yuhiko Takahashi, CEO of the Japanese Bitcoin wallet company Remixpoint, has issued a letter to shareholders and investors, acknowledging concerns caused by the recent share price decline. The company's current top priority is to solidly advance business outcomes, enhancing corporate value through tangible results and figures rather than responding verbally to short-term stock price fluctuations. He pointed out that the company's crypto assets appear to have bottomed out, and efforts in key areas such as battery business profitability, project implementation, and the strengthening of execution systems are progressing steadily. Takahashi emphasized that the company will continue to seek shareholder trust through transparent information disclosure and strong execution, and stated that all initiatives will continue to be steadily advanced.
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