Orchestra Holdings announced on September 25, 2026 that holders of at least 200 shares would become eligible for its Digital Gift programme regardless of whether they had held the shares for a full year. The change applies to the December 31, 2026 shareholder register. [1]
Regular award tiers and the separate anniversary gift
The earlier rule required one year of continuous ownership for a ¥15,000 regular gift. The revised schedule keeps that amount for shorter holdings and raises the regular gift to ¥16,500 for qualifying longer holdings. A separate anniversary award adds ¥10,000 to either tier. [1]
Orchestra Digital Gift awards for the December 31, 2026 register
Published reward components by continuous-holding band. The two components are additive for this record date.
JPY per eligible shareholder
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Announced gift values, not amounts already redeemed or paid. The ¥10,000 anniversary component is limited to the December 31, 2026 record date. Cash dividends and equity returns are excluded.
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| Category | Regular award | One-time 10th-anniversary award |
|---|---|---|
| 200+ shares, less than one year | 15,000 JPY per eligible shareholder | 10,000 JPY per eligible shareholder |
| 200+ shares, at least one year | 16,500 JPY per eligible shareholder | 10,000 JPY per eligible shareholder |
The issuer’s benefit page states combined gift values of ¥25,000 for holdings below one year and ¥26,500 for holdings of at least one year. It identifies the anniversary award as a single occurrence for this register; later annual schedules retain the regular award rather than automatically repeating the anniversary addition. [2]
The longer-holding definition requires at least 200 shares under the same shareholder number on three consecutive June 30 and December 31 registers. The company plans to send the benefit information after the annual shareholders’ meeting held in March. These are eligibility and dispatch rules, not proof of completed distribution. [1] [2]
Digital Plus provides the selectable Digital Gift service. The announcement names examples such as Amazon gift cards, Google Play codes and QUO Card Pay, while allowing the selection to change. Catalogue examples do not guarantee the same options at every future redemption. [1]
The distinction matters for programme design: the change opens a shorter-holding entry tier while preserving a larger recurring award for continuous holders. The temporary anniversary addition increases this record date’s budget separately from that recurring structure.
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Suzie Elis
Suzie Elis covers gift card products, digital gifting and distribution for Gift Card News.