Daiwa Securities Living Investment Corporation

8986.T
REIT - Residential
2026/08/21 Updated
Market Cap: $1.4B (¥227.6B)
Stock Price: $600.07 (¥95,400)
Exchange Rate: 1 USD = ¥158.98

Daiwa Securities Living Investment Corporation 2026 Financial Results|Dividend of 6,275 million yen, Net Assets of 188 billion yen

For the fiscal year ending March 2026, the operating revenue was approximately 1.5 billion yen, dividends totaled 6,275 million yen, and net assets were approximately 188 billion yen. The company actively acquired and divested assets and raised funds to maintain stable operations.

Importance:
Page Updated: May 21, 2026
IR Disclosure Date: May 21, 2026

Key Figures

  • Operating Revenue: 14,993 million yen (YoY+2.3%)
  • Net Income: 6,866 million yen (YoY+3.9%)
  • Total Dividends: 6,275 million yen (Compared to the previous term -70 million yen)

AI要約

Performance Overview

For the fiscal year ending March 2026, operating revenue was approximately 1.5 billion yen, and net income was approximately 687 million yen, representing an increase compared to the same period last year. Dividends amounted to 6,275 million yen, with 2,630 yen per unit, a decrease from the previous term. The company actively acquired and divested assets, expanding the asset size to approximately 394.2 billion yen. Through capital raising and asset replacement, it continues to maintain stable operations.

Future Outlook and Investment Strategy

Moving forward, the company will continue to expand investments in rental housing and healthcare facilities, aiming for stable income and growth through asset replacement and fundraising. Diversifying asset acquisitions, sales, and capital raising activities will seek to ensure dividend stability and maximize investor value.

Asset Size Distribution

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