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Under the shareholder return policy outlined in the Mid-term Management Plan ACE 2.0, which targets a total return ratio of 100%, considering recent business performance, future operating environment, earnings outlook, and internal reserves comprehensively, the year-end dividend was increased by 5 yen from 50 yen per share to 55 yen per share.\n\n### Details of Revision and Shareholder Returns\nWith this revision, the annual dividend forecast has been raised from the previous 95 yen to 100 yen, representing an increase from the prior fiscal year's dividend of 90 yen. The 2nd quarter-end dividend result was 45 yen, and this revision demonstrates a commitment to strengthening shareholder returns. Going forward, the company plans to continue its dividend policy based on business performance trends in line with its shareholder return policy.","jir_financial_highlights":"Year-end Dividend Forecast: 55 yen (Increased by 5 yen from previous forecast of 50 yen)\nAnnual Dividend Forecast: 100 yen (Increased by 5 yen from previous forecast of 95 yen)\nCurrent Period Result (2nd Quarter-end Dividend): 45 yen (Unknown)","jir_category":"","jir_hashtags":"#Nagase, #DividendIncrease, #JapaneseStocks","jir_key_figures":"Year-end Dividend Forecast: 55 yen (Increased by 5 yen from previous forecast of 50 yen)\nAnnual Dividend Forecast: 100 yen (Increased by 5 yen from previous forecast of 95 yen)\nPrevious Fiscal Year Result (Fiscal Year ended March 2025): 90 yen","jir_meta_title":"Nagase Revises Dividend Forecast for Fiscal Year Ending March 2026 to 55 Yen per Share and 100 Yen Annual Dividend","jir_meta_description":"Nagase & Co., Ltd. has increased its year-end dividend forecast for the fiscal year ending March 2026 from 50 yen to 55 yen per share, revising the annual dividend forecast from 95 yen to 100 yen. 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