Dividend per share
Fiscal year ending January 2027Each vertical step represents one dividend payment, and the total height of the accumulated steps represents the annual dividend for the period. For periods showing only the annual amount, the payment breakdown is not provided, so only the end point is plotted.
The record date is the cutoff date for determining which persons listed in the shareholder register on that date are entitled to receive dividends.Payments begin on the effective date.
The company will consider dividends based on a 50% payout ratio and return dividends that increase year on year without falling below the previous year's level.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Dividend per share | ¥43 → ¥43（0.0%） |
| Previous-period results (per share) | Interim ¥42 / End of period ¥42 / Annual ¥84 |
| Total dividends | 446 Millions of yen → 455 Millions of yen |
| Record date | 31 July 2026 |
| Effective date | 7 October 2026 |
| Source of dividends | Retained earnings |
| Breakdown of Regular, Commemorative and Special Dividends | Ordinary dividend only (no commemorative or special dividend component) |
| Payout ratio | Policy basis 50 ％ |
| Dividend policy | The company will consider dividends based on a 50% payout ratio and return dividends that increase year on year without falling below the previous year's level. |
| Whether Submission to the General Meeting of Shareholders Is Required | Board of directors resolution only |
| Fiscal Period Covered | Fiscal year ending January 2027 |
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The reasons the company gives
The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.This reflects a policy of paying stable dividends after comprehensively considering future business development, earnings, the business environment and the strengthening of the management foundation. The company explains that it considers dividends based on a 50% payout ratio and generally aims to return dividends that increase year on year without falling below the previous year's level.