US-listed company Robot Consulting plans to purchase ETH with 1.1 billion yen
On September 4, it was reported that Robot Consulting Co., Ltd. (NASDAQ: LAWR), a Japanese platform service provider focused on human resources solutions, plans to expand into the legal tech and metaverse sectors. Today, the company announced its intention to invest part of its available cash resources (which may include funds raised from its IPO completed on July 18, 2025) in Ethereum (ETH). This move is part of the company’s long-term strategy to integrate blockchain technology with legal tech projects and to establish a reserve of digital assets. The company expects to begin investing between the fourth quarter of 2025 and the spring of 2026. The planned investment amount is expected to be up to approximately 1 billion yen (6.7 million USD), but the specific timing and amount may be adjusted based on market conditions and strategic considerations. The company will conduct a quarterly market valuation of its Ethereum holdings and will include any gains or losses from these holdings in its annual financial statements. If the amount is significant, timely disclosure will be made to investors.
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