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This represents an upward revision of 4 yen from the previous forecast of 36 yen annually. The second quarter-end dividend remains unchanged at 18 yen. Note that a 5-for-1 stock split for common shares was implemented on April 1, 2025, and the previous fiscal year's actual annual dividend was 34 yen per share on a post-split basis.\n\n### Reason for Revision and Future Outlook\nThis dividend forecast revision reflects a comprehensive consideration of the latest business progress and future outlook, indicating a higher likelihood of achieving full-year performance targets. Consequently, this is expected to result in a 6 yen per share increase compared to the previous fiscal year, demonstrating the company's commitment to strengthening shareholder returns.","jir_financial_highlights":"Annual Dividend (Total): 40 yen (Up 4 yen from previous forecast)\nYear-End Dividend: 22 yen (Up 4 yen from previous forecast)\nSecond Quarter-End Dividend: 18 yen (No change)","jir_category":"","jir_hashtags":"#NomuraRealEstateHoldings, #DividendForecastRevision, #JapaneseStocks","jir_key_figures":"Year-End Dividend Forecast: 22 yen (Up 4 yen from previous forecast)\nAnnual Dividend Forecast: 40 yen (Up 4 yen from previous forecast)\nPrevious Fiscal Year Annual Dividend (Post-Stock Split Basis): 34 yen","jir_meta_title":"Nomura Real Estate Holdings Revises 2026 Dividend Forecast Upward to 40 Yen per Share, Up 4 Yen","jir_meta_description":"On January 28, 2026, Nomura Real Estate Holdings revised its year-end dividend forecast to 22 yen per share, increasing the annual dividend to 40 yen. 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