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The medium-term management plan 'GOOD FOODS Recipe2' aims for stable dividends and a total payout ratio of over 40% for three years. This time, the year-end dividend forecast for the fiscal year ending March 2026 has been revised from 14 yen to 18 yen, with the annual dividend expected to be 32 yen.\n\n### Outlook for Shareholder Returns\nWith this dividend increase, the annual dividend including the already implemented second quarter-end dividend of 14 yen will total 32 yen, and the total payout ratio including share buyback is expected to exceed 55%. This enhances shareholder returns and demonstrates a stance to continue stable profit distribution.","jir_financial_highlights":"Dividend forecast per share (year-end): 18 yen 00 sen (Up 4 yen from the previous forecast of 14 yen 00 sen)\nAnnual dividend forecast (total): 32 yen 00 sen (Up 4 yen from the previous forecast of 28 yen 00 sen)\nTotal payout ratio including share buyback: Over 55% (Unknown)","jir_category":"","jir_hashtags":"#NissuiCorporation, #DividendForecastRevision, #DividendIncrease, #JapaneseStocks","jir_key_figures":"Year-end dividend forecast: 18 yen 00 sen (previously 14 yen 00 sen)\nAnnual dividend forecast: 32 yen 00 sen (previously 28 yen 00 sen)\nTotal payout ratio: Over 55% (including share buyback)","jir_meta_title":"Nissui Corporation Revises Dividend Forecast Upward by 4 Yen to Annual 32 Yen for Fiscal Year Ending March 2026","jir_meta_description":"Nissui Corporation has revised its dividend forecast for the fiscal year ending March 2026 from 14 yen to 18 yen for year-end dividend, with annual dividends expected to reach 32 yen. 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