ウェルディッシュ shares remain under sell indications as the company revises its year-end dividend to zero and abolishes its shareholder benefit program. The company is expected to prioritize improvements to its internal management controls.
ウェルディッシュ shares continue to trade under sell indications. Following the announcement, the year-end dividend was revised to zero, meaning that the company will not pay a cash dividend to shareholders. As a result, selling is expected to lead the short-term share price trend.
The company also announced the abolition of its shareholder benefit program. Ending the shareholder benefit measures signals a change in its approach to shareholder returns.
The company emphasized its policy of prioritizing improvements to its internal management controls. By strengthening governance and internal controls, it aims to improve the soundness of its operations over the long term.