Dividend per share
Fiscal year ending March 2026Each 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 Company targets a consolidated dividend payout ratio of 30% in principle and aims to increase the dividend per share steadily and continuously, taking comprehensive account of changes in the business environment and other factors. If net income fluctuates significantly due to one-off or non-recurring factors, the impact of those factors will be adjusted.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Dividend per share | ¥36 → ¥46（Approximately 27.8%） |
| Total Annual Dividends | ¥71 → ¥81（Approximately 14.1%） |
| Previous-period results (per share) | Interim ¥30 / End of period ¥38 / Annual ¥68 |
| Breakdown of Regular, Commemorative and Special Dividends | Ordinary dividend only (no separate commemorative or special dividend) |
| Payout ratio | Consolidated Target of 30% in principle |
| Dividend policy | The Company targets a consolidated dividend payout ratio of 30% in principle and aims to increase the dividend per share steadily and continuously, taking comprehensive account of changes in the business environment and other factors. If net income fluctuates significantly due to one-off or non-recurring factors, the impact of those factors will be adjusted. |
| Whether Submission to the General Meeting of Shareholders Is Required | Board of directors resolution only |
| Fiscal Period Covered | Fiscal year ending March 2026 |
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The reasons the company gives
The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.To maintain the policy of targeting a consolidated dividend payout ratio of 30% in principle, while avoiding fluctuations in dividend levels caused by short-term, temporary changes in profit and providing stable, sustained dividends based on the earnings power of the core business.