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Consequently, the total annual dividend has been revised from 90 yen to 100 yen. The interim dividend remains unchanged at 45 yen as previously forecasted. For the previous fiscal year, the dividend was 40 yen for interim, 40 yen for year-end, totaling 80 yen annually.\n\n### Reason for Dividend Increase and Future Policy\nThe company places great importance on shareholder returns and maintains a basic policy of stable and continuous dividends. This dividend increase was decided to strengthen shareholder returns by comprehensively considering the progress of consolidated earnings, financial condition, and future business development. The company plans to continue paying dividends twice a year, at interim and year-end, as its basic policy.","jir_financial_highlights":"Interim Dividend: 45 yen (Same as previous forecast)\nYear-end Dividend: 55 yen (Increased by 10 yen from previous forecast)\nTotal Annual Dividend: 100 yen (Increased by 10 yen from previous forecast)","jir_category":"","jir_hashtags":"#AITCorporation, #DividendForecastRevision, #DividendIncrease, #JapaneseStocks","jir_key_figures":"Revised Year-end Dividend Forecast: 55 yen (Increased by 10 yen from previous forecast)\nRevised Total Annual Dividend Forecast: 100 yen (Increased by 10 yen from previous forecast)\nPrevious Fiscal Year's Annual Dividend Actual: 80 yen","jir_meta_title":"AIT Corporation Revises Dividend Forecast for Fiscal Year Ending February 2026, Increasing Annual Dividend by 10 Yen to 100 Yen","jir_meta_description":"AIT Corporation has raised its year-end dividend forecast to 55 yen per share for the fiscal year ending February 2026, revising the annual dividend to 100 yen. 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