Furuya Metal Co., Ltd.
Notice Regarding Revision of Earnings Guidance and Dividend Forecast
For the fiscal year ending June 2026, net sales have been revised upward by 37.5% from the previous forecast to 88,000 million yen; operating income has been revised up by 65.0% to 16,500 million yen; and net income attributable to owners of parent has been revised up by 83.3% to 11,000 million yen. The dividend has also been revised upward by 45 yen at the year-end dividend to 120 yen.
Key Figures
- Net Sales: 88,000 million yen (37.5% increase compared to previous forecast)
- Net Income Attributable to Owners of Parent: 11,000 million yen (83.3% increase compared to previous forecast)
- Annual Dividend Per Share: 120.00 yen (45 yen increase compared to previous forecast)
AI要約
Revision of Earnings Guidance
The consolidated earnings guidance for the full fiscal year ending June 2026 has been revised. Net sales are projected to increase by 37.5% from the previous forecast of 64,000 million yen to 88,000 million yen; operating income is forecast to rise by 65.0% from 10,000 million yen to 16,500 million yen; ordinary income is expected to increase by 77.8% from 9,000 million yen to 16,000 million yen; and net income attributable to owners of parent is projected to grow by 83.3% from 6,000 million yen to 11,000 million yen. The main drivers are active capital investment in the electronics and telecommunications markets and increased demand for data centers. Both the electronics and thin film divisions have been progressing steadily, and the establishment of a management structure resilient to fluctuations in precious metal market conditions has also contributed. Both sales and profits are expected to reach record highs.
Revision of Dividend Forecast
Emphasizing shareholder returns and based on the medium-term plan targeting a dividend payout ratio of over 25%, the annual dividend per share for this fiscal year has been increased by 45 yen from the previous forecast of 75.00 yen to 120.00 yen. The year-end dividend will be similarly increased. This dividend hike reflects the upward revision of earnings and is based on the basic policy of continuing stable dividend payments.
