Yomeishu Seizo Co.,Ltd.
Notice Regarding Revision of Full-Year Earnings Guidance Due to Recording of Extraordinary Loss, Revision of Year-End Dividend Forecast (No Dividend), Abolition of Shareholder Benefit Program, and Withdrawal of Medium-Term Management Plan
Due to recording an extraordinary loss of approximately 3,310 million yen in the fiscal year ending March 2026, the net income forecast was revised downward from 840 million yen to -1,640 million yen, the year-end dividend was changed to no dividend, and the shareholder benefit program was abolished. The medium-term management plan was also withdrawn.
Key Figures
- Total Extraordinary Loss: Approximately 3,310 million yen (Tender offer-related expenses 380 million yen + Impairment loss 2,930 million yen)
- Net Income Forecast: -1,640 million yen (Down 2,480 million yen from previous forecast of 840 million yen)
- Year-End Dividend Forecast: No dividend (Revised from 45 yen previously)
AI要約
Regarding Revision of Earnings Guidance and Recording of Extraordinary Loss
Yomeishu Seizo Co., Ltd. expects to record an extraordinary loss in the fiscal year ending March 2026 due to advisory fees related to the tender offer amounting to 380 million yen and impairment losses on fixed assets related to the Kurasuwa business of 2,930 million yen. Consequently, the net income forecast has been substantially lowered from the previous 840 million yen to -1,640 million yen. There are no changes to the forecasts for net sales, operating income, or ordinary income.
Regarding Revision of Dividend Forecast, Abolition of Shareholder Benefit Program, and Withdrawal of Medium-Term Management Plan
Assuming the success of the tender offer, it was resolved to pay no year-end dividend for the fiscal year ending March 2026 and to abolish the shareholder benefit program from the fiscal year ending March 2027. Additionally, the medium-term management plan formulated in the fiscal year ending March 2022 through the fiscal year ending March 2027 has been withdrawn, and the targets of a 10% operating income margin and 4% ROE have been retracted. These measures are taken in response to the privatization through the tender offer and changes in the business environment.
