Core Viewpoint - The company, 日发精机, has decided to stop providing financial support to its wholly-owned subsidiary, Machining Centers Manufacturing S.p.A (MCM), in Italy, which is facing continuous losses and liquidity issues, leading to the decision to apply for bankruptcy [2][5]. Financial Performance - MCM was acquired by 日发精机 in 2014 for €11.04 million, and the remaining shares were purchased in 2016 for €4.76 million, with the share price being 172.46% of the previous acquisition price [3]. - MCM's revenue from 2022 to 2024 was reported as ¥527 million, ¥689 million, and ¥691 million, while net losses were ¥23.45 million, ¥41.19 million, and ¥138 million respectively [3]. - 日发精机's revenue showed a declining trend during the same period, with figures of ¥2.139 billion, ¥2.083 billion, and ¥1.804 billion, while MCM's revenue as a percentage of 日发精机's total revenue increased from 24.64% to 38.3% [4]. Bankruptcy Decision - The decision to allow MCM to file for bankruptcy was made after multiple rounds of financial support failed to stabilize the subsidiary, which has been unable to repay its debts and has faced increasing operational costs [5][7]. - The company has indicated that the bankruptcy process is complex and the final financial impact will depend on the results of an audit [2]. Investment and Support History - Since the acquisition, 日发精机 has provided substantial financial support to MCM, including a planned €25 million capital increase in 2014 and subsequent investments totaling €6 million in 2016 and 2023 [6][7]. - Despite these efforts, MCM's financial situation continued to deteriorate, leading to the cessation of further financial support from 日发精机 [7]. Asset and Liability Overview - MCM's total assets from 2022 to 2024 were reported as ¥1.009 billion, ¥1.15 billion, and ¥779 million, with net assets turning negative in 2024 at -¥10.43 million [8]. - The total investment by 日发精机 in MCM amounts to €20.8 million, with debts owed to the company totaling €26.9 million, indicating a potential loss of €47.7 million if bankruptcy proceeds [8].