Osaki Electric Co., Ltd.
Notice of Revision to Full-Year Consolidated Earnings Guidance and Dividend Forecast (Special Dividend)
The forecast for net income attributable to owners of parent for the fiscal year ending March 2026 has been upwardly revised by 44.4% from 3,600 million yen to 5,200 million yen. The year-end dividend is increased from 18 yen to 28 yen (including a special dividend of 10 yen), resulting in an expected annual dividend of 45 yen.
Key Figures
- Net Income Attributable to Owners of Parent Forecast: 5,200 million yen (Up 44.4% from previous forecast)
- Year-End Dividend Forecast (per share): 28.00 yen (ordinary dividend 18.00 yen + special dividend 10.00 yen)
- Annual Dividend Forecast (per share): 45.00 yen (Increased from 35.00 yen previously)
AI要約
Revision of Full-Year Consolidated Earnings Guidance
Osaki Electric Co., Ltd. has revised its full-year consolidated earnings guidance for the fiscal year ending March 2026. While net sales remain unchanged at the previously forecasted 98,000 million yen, net income attributable to owners of parent has been upwardly revised from 3,600 million yen to 5,200 million yen, a 44.4% increase. This revision reflects a special loss of 2,040 million yen related to the withdrawal from the Middle East and Africa region recorded in the third quarter, offset by a special gain of approximately 6,000 million yen from the sale of real estate recorded in the fourth quarter. Operating income and ordinary income forecasts remain unchanged from the previous forecast.
Revision of Dividend Forecast and Implementation of Special Dividend
Based on the special gain from the real estate sale, the company has revised its year-end dividend forecast upward from 18 yen to 28 yen to enhance capital efficiency and shareholder returns. This amount includes an ordinary dividend of 18 yen plus a special dividend of 10 yen. As a result, the annual dividend is increased from 35 yen to 45 yen. The dividend policy targets either a DOE of 3% or a payout ratio of 30%, whichever is higher. The special dividend is based on a fund utilization policy related to the reduction of non-operating assets.
