Using Rakuten Securities’ Super Screener, five stocks were selected that met the following criteria: a consensus dividend yield of 4% or more, market capitalization of ¥100 billion or more, a decline of 20% or more from the year-to-date high, and a stock price gain of 80% or more versus three years ago. The selected stocks were Ishihara Sangyo Kaisha, DOWA Holdings, Toa Corporation, Shimizu Corporation and Takasago International Corporation.
This article reports the results of screening stocks with Rakuten Securities’ Super Screener based on the following criteria: a consensus dividend yield of 4% or more, market capitalization of ¥100 billion or more, a decline of 20% or more from the year-to-date high, and a stock price gain of 80% or more versus three years ago. Five stocks were selected, with an overview and financial metrics for each presented in table form.
Among the selected stocks, Ishihara Sangyo Kaisha holds a high domestic market share centered on titanium dioxide, ranks among Japan’s leading exporters of agricultural chemicals, expects to pay an annual dividend of ¥130 for the fiscal year ending March 2027, and targets a minimum DOE of 3% and a dividend payout ratio of 40%. DOWA Holdings is a major nonferrous metals company focused primarily on collection, environmental services and recycling. Its full-year dividend plan is ¥338, with a target dividend payout ratio of approximately 35%. Toa Corporation is a civil engineering company focused on port construction and expects full-year profit of ¥21.1 billion for fiscal 2027. Shimizu Corporation is a major general contractor and expects full-year profit of ¥153 billion for fiscal 2027, while metrics excluding the impact of negative goodwill are expected to improve. Takasago International Corporation is a major flavor and fragrance company, expects full-year profit of ¥11 billion for fiscal 2027, and has set a dividend policy of DOE of at least 3.0% and a dividend payout ratio of at least 30%.
The individual financial metrics include each stock’s dividend yield, market capitalization, gain versus three years ago, and decline from its year-to-date high. The sources refer to the individual stocks listed in the table. The article does not present an investment recommendation and is limited to reporting the facts.