Real Estate Tech Firm TRUSTART Launches Data Service Tracking Corporate Registration Changes
TRUSTART has begun providing proprietary data on corporate registration changes, collected directly from legal affairs bureaus.
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- 📰 Published: March 29, 2026 at 20:04
TRUSTART Inc. (Headquarters: Chuo-ku, Tokyo; CEO: Yojiro Oe), developer of the 'R.E.DATA' platform which supports DX in real estate operations through AI and big data, announced that starting April 1, it will provide corporate dynamic data—including company establishment, officer changes, head office relocations, and dissolutions—on the R.E.DATA platform. This data is derived from commercial and corporate registration receipt books independently collected and analyzed from legal affairs bureaus nationwide. By providing monthly updates, the service enables financial institutions and corporations to improve the accuracy and speed of their sales prospecting, credit management, and M&A information gathering.
Background and Purpose:
Corporate registration information, such as trade name changes, head office relocations, representative changes, capital adjustments, mergers, and dissolutions, serves as critical primary data reflecting a company's management status and business trends. Despite corporations owning approximately 24.5% of private land in Japan, there has previously been no comprehensive way to track which companies own what, where they own it, and what changes are occurring within those organizations.
Commercial and corporate registration receipt books are administrative documents recording registration applications in chronological order. However, this information is not available online and requires manual requests at legal affairs bureaus, placing a significant burden on financial institutions and corporations attempting to collect it systematically. TRUSTART has established a proprietary operation to continuously collect and analyze these records nationwide, organizing them into corporate dynamic data that is now searchable and viewable on R.E.DATA.
Main Use Cases:
- Financial Institutions: Enables proactive approaches during high-need periods (e.g., capital increases, new establishments) and risk mitigation through early detection of representative changes or dissolution notices.
- HR/Recruitment Firms: Identifies growth signals such as head office relocations or capital increases to optimize the timing of recruitment service proposals.
- Real Estate Companies/Developers: Detects potential property sale needs (factories, warehouses, company land) during business succession or asset liquidation, and builds lists for office relocation needs.
- M&A Brokerage/Consulting: Identifies companies in the M&A consideration phase by tracking registration changes related to business downsizing, organizational restructuring, or business transfers.
Background and Purpose:
Corporate registration information, such as trade name changes, head office relocations, representative changes, capital adjustments, mergers, and dissolutions, serves as critical primary data reflecting a company's management status and business trends. Despite corporations owning approximately 24.5% of private land in Japan, there has previously been no comprehensive way to track which companies own what, where they own it, and what changes are occurring within those organizations.
Commercial and corporate registration receipt books are administrative documents recording registration applications in chronological order. However, this information is not available online and requires manual requests at legal affairs bureaus, placing a significant burden on financial institutions and corporations attempting to collect it systematically. TRUSTART has established a proprietary operation to continuously collect and analyze these records nationwide, organizing them into corporate dynamic data that is now searchable and viewable on R.E.DATA.
Main Use Cases:
- Financial Institutions: Enables proactive approaches during high-need periods (e.g., capital increases, new establishments) and risk mitigation through early detection of representative changes or dissolution notices.
- HR/Recruitment Firms: Identifies growth signals such as head office relocations or capital increases to optimize the timing of recruitment service proposals.
- Real Estate Companies/Developers: Detects potential property sale needs (factories, warehouses, company land) during business succession or asset liquidation, and builds lists for office relocation needs.
- M&A Brokerage/Consulting: Identifies companies in the M&A consideration phase by tracking registration changes related to business downsizing, organizational restructuring, or business transfers.