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The year-end dividend is expected to increase to 28.50 yen.","jir_summary":"### Details of Dividend Forecast Revision\nAt the board meeting held on February 18, 2026, the dividend forecast for the fiscal year ending December 2025 was revised. The annual dividend forecast was increased from 55.50 yen to 58.50 yen. In particular, the year-end dividend was raised from 25.50 yen to 28.50 yen. The dividend for the end of the second quarter remains unchanged at 30.00 yen.\n\n### Reasons for Revision and Overview of Trusco Selective Dividend\nWith the application of the Trusco Selective Dividend, 10% of this fiscal year\u2019s planned depreciation expenses have been added to the dividend source. As a result, the dividend increase amounts to approximately 3 yen per share. The Trusco Selective Dividend is a unique dividend policy introduced from the fiscal year ending December 2023, which adds a portion of depreciation expenses if dividends fall below the previous fiscal year\u2019s level, targeting a consolidated dividend payout ratio of 25%.","jir_financial_highlights":"Dividend per Share (Annual): 58.50 yen (+3.00 yen compared to previous forecast)\nDividend per Share (Year-end): 28.50 yen (+3.00 yen compared to previous forecast)\nDividend per Share (End of Second Quarter): 30.00 yen (No change)","jir_category":"","jir_hashtags":"#TruscoNakayama, #DividendForecastRevision, #JapaneseStocks","jir_key_figures":"Annual Dividend Forecast: 58.50 yen (+3.00 yen compared to previous forecast)\nYear-end Dividend Forecast: 28.50 yen (+3.00 yen compared to previous forecast)\nDividend at End of Second Quarter: 30.00 yen (No change)","jir_meta_title":"Trusco Nakayama Revises Dividend Forecast to 58.50 Yen for Fiscal Year Ending December 2025, Increasing by 3 Yen","jir_meta_description":"Trusco Nakayama Corporation revises its dividend forecast for the fiscal year ending December 2025 to an annual dividend of 58.50 yen. 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