20% Dividend Payout Target Once After-Tax Profit Reaches ¥500 Million
First written in FY2021. 4 of 8 entries say "Restated". Latest entry: 2026-08-18.
- FY2025具体化 of Expected Dividend LaunchAnnual report
「As after-tax profit is expected to exceed ¥500 million in fiscal 2026, we have determined that it will be possible to balance shareholder returns with securing retained earnings needed for future growth investment. Accordingly, we plan to pay a dividend, for the first time since our founding, beginning in fiscal 2026, in the form of a year-end dividend.」
税引後利益5億円を配当開始時期の目途とする方針に対し、2026年12月期の利益予想650百万円を前提として初配を予定した。一方、配当性向の表現は前回の「20％以上」から「20％を基準」へ変更されている。 - 2026-03-02SoftenedGeneral Meetings of Shareholders
「We plan to return profits to shareholders with a target payout ratio of 20%, using the timing of achieving after-tax profit of ¥500 million as a guide for determining when dividends will begin.」
The wording was changed from “a payout ratio of at least 20%” to “a payout ratio of 20%,” weakening the expression of the numerical target. - FY2024RaisedAnnual report
「具体的な配当の時期は、税引後利益５億円を達成する時期を目途として、配当性向20％以上を基準に継続的な株主還元を実施することを考えております。」
配当性向の表現を従来の「20％」から「20％以上」へ変更し、株主還元の基準を引き上げている。 - FY2023RestatedAnnual report
「We plan to return profits to shareholders with a target payout ratio of 20%, using the timing of achieving after-tax profit of ¥500 million as a guide for determining when dividends will begin.」
税引後利益5億円を配当開始時期の目途とし、配当性向20％を目標とする方針を継続している。 - FY2022RestatedAnnual report
「We plan to return profits to shareholders with a target payout ratio of 20%, using the timing of achieving after-tax profit of ¥500 million as a guide for determining when dividends will begin.」
税引後利益5億円を配当開始時期の目途とし、配当性向20％を目標とする方針を再掲している。 - FY2021First statedAnnual report
「We plan to return profits to shareholders with a target payout ratio of 20%, using the timing of achieving after-tax profit of ¥500 million as a guide for determining when dividends will begin.」
The Company disclosed a future profit-return target alongside its policy of not paying dividends for the time being.