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Horiifoodservice (3077) · PolicyRestated

Shareholder returns based on continuous and stable dividends

First written in FY2016. 4 of 8 entries say "Restated". Latest entry: 2026-07-16.

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ProgressHeldSoftenedWorseRestatedFY2016 – FY2019SoftenedFY2021RestatedFY20242016: 120162017: 120172018: 020182019: 120192020: 020202021: 120212022: 020222023: 020232024: 120242025: 020252026: 32026
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  1. FY2024RestatedAnnual report

    「Our basic policy is to prioritize shareholder returns, strengthen our earnings capacity to secure the funds needed for dividends, and pay continuous and stable dividends. We also intend to invest retained earnings effectively in the future development of our business.」

    The basic policy of paying continuous and stable dividends and investing retained earnings in the business remains in place. However, no dividend was paid for the fiscal year ending March 2024 in order to stabilize the financial base and for other reasons.
  2. FY2021SoftenedAnnual report

    「As the timing of the containment of the infectious disease and the recovery of business activity thereafter remain uncertain, and are expected to significantly affect our performance for a certain period, we have decided not to pay a dividend in order to stabilize our financial base and prepare for future growth investments. We sincerely apologize to our shareholders for this decision.」

    Although continuous and stable dividends remain the basic policy, no dividend was paid for the fiscal year in light of the impact of the infectious disease on performance and finances.
  3. FY2019RestatedAnnual report

    「Our basic policy is to prioritize shareholder returns, strengthen our earnings capacity to secure the funds needed for dividends, and pay continuous and stable dividends. We also intend to invest retained earnings effectively in the future development of our business.」

    The capital allocation policy of prioritizing stable dividends and investing retained earnings in business development remains in place.
  4. FY2017RestatedAnnual report

    「Our basic policy is to prioritize shareholder returns, strengthen our earnings capacity to secure the funds needed for dividends, and pay continuous and stable dividends. We also intend to invest retained earnings effectively in the future development of our business.」

    The policy of prioritizing shareholder returns and investing retained earnings in business development remains in place.
  5. FY2016First statedAnnual report

    「Our basic policy is to prioritize shareholder returns, strengthen our earnings capacity to secure the funds needed for dividends, and pay continuous and stable dividends. We also intend to invest retained earnings effectively in the future development of our business.」

    A capital allocation policy that prioritizes shareholder returns while using retained earnings to invest in business development.
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