アッヴィの経営に影響を及ぼす可能性のある経済、競合状況、政府、科学技術およびその他の要因については、Securities and Exchange Commission(米国証券取引委員会)に提出済みのアッヴィの2019年度アニュアルレポート(10-K書式)の1A項「リスク要因」に記載しています。アッヴィは、法律で要求される場合を除き、本リリースの発表後に発生した出来事または変化によって、今後の見通しに関する記述を更新する義務を負わないものとします。
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