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Seihyo (2872) · PolicyRaisedLatest Earnings presentation materials (2026-10-14): "Restated"

Stable Dividends and Use of Retained Earnings for Capital and Information Technology Investment

First written in FY2017. 7 of 11 entries say "Restated". Latest entry: 2026-10-14.

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ProgressHeldSoftenedWorseRestatedFY2017 – 2026-04-172017: 120172018: 020182019: 120192020: 020202021: 020212022: 120222023: 020232024: 020242025: 020252026: 82026
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  1. FY2026RaisedAnnual report

    「Regarding shareholder returns, the company plans to maintain an annual dividend of ¥18 even during the growth investment period and to increase dividends further depending on progress toward its earnings targets. It will also seek to maintain an equity ratio of around 40% to ensure financial soundness.」

    In addition to its policy of maintaining an annual dividend of ¥18, the company plans to increase dividends further depending on progress toward its earnings targets and has added maintaining an equity ratio of around 40% as a target.
  2. FY2022RestatedAnnual report

    「The company’s basic policy on profit allocation is to continue paying stable dividends while securing the retained earnings necessary for future business expansion and strengthening its corporate base, and to use retained earnings effectively for capital investment, IT investment and other purposes.」

    The company reaffirms its profit allocation policy of continuing stable dividends while using retained earnings for capital investment and IT investment.
  3. FY2019RestatedAnnual report

    「The company’s basic policy on profit allocation is to continue paying stable dividends while securing the retained earnings necessary for future business expansion and strengthening its corporate base, and to use retained earnings effectively for capital investment, IT investment and other purposes.」

    The company reaffirms its profit allocation policy of continuing stable dividends while securing retained earnings and using them for capital investment and IT investment.
  4. FY2017First statedAnnual report

    「The company’s basic policy on profit allocation is to continue paying stable dividends while securing the retained earnings necessary for future business expansion and strengthening its corporate base, and to use retained earnings effectively for capital investment, IT investment and other purposes.」

    The company explicitly states a profit allocation policy of continuing stable dividends while using retained earnings for capital investment and IT investment.
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