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Consequently, the annual dividend forecast is now 43.50 yen, representing an increase of 2 yen from the previous forecast and 2.50 yen from the prior fiscal year\u2019s actual dividend. The second quarter-end dividend remains unchanged at 16.00 yen. The year-end dividend will be officially determined following the resolution at the 91st Annual General Meeting of Shareholders scheduled for late June 2026.\n\n### Reason for Dividend Increase and Shareholder Return Policy\nThe company regards shareholder returns as one of its most important managerial priorities and is committed to developing new technologies and strengthening competitiveness necessary for future business expansion. This dividend increase reflects the revised full-year consolidated earnings forecast and the shareholder return plan aiming for a consolidated payout ratio of 70% or more over the medium-term three-year plan. 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