Renowned video game company Square Enix has unveiled a new shareholders' privilege program in Japan. This company-issued incentive scheme aims to deepen engagement and satisfaction among investors. While the exact benefits of the program are yet to be announced, it is likely it will involve exclusives and perks related to the company's popular franchises. The introduction of this program corroborates Square Enix's commitment to building lasting investor relationships.

In Japan, shareholders' privilege programs are relatively common, especially among companies involved in the entertainment industry. Such programs are seen as a way to reward investors, creating a stronger bond between companies and shareholders. Japanese shareholders often value these programs as they provide exclusive benefits, often in the form of product discounts, rare items, or special access.

In the US and EU, companies similar to Square Enix could potentially have similar shareholder programs. These programs may take the form of discounted products or services, or exclusive access to company information or events. However, that varies based on the company and their strategies for investor relations.