Lenders to Godiva Japan Inc. have agreed to extend the maturity of loans totaling about ¥75 billion (about $463 million) by nine months, according to people familiar with the matter. The move supports the company, which is described as struggling in recent reporting. Separate reporting adds that Godiva Japan posts a very large net loss, with a loss of about ¥30 billion for the year ended December 2025. The sources cited do not provide additional details on terms of the extension beyond its length or on broader restructuring steps. No information is included in the provided excerpts about how the extension affects repayment schedules, interest, or whether additional financing or asset sales are part of the plan. The information is based on market and company reporting, and the exact participating lenders and any conditions attached to the extension are not specified in the excerpts.