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This represents an increase of 70 yen, reflecting a comprehensive consideration of performance and payout ratio. The amount is presented on a post-stock split basis (3 shares for 1 common share). Before the split, the year-end dividend forecast is 360 yen and the total annual dividend is 510 yen.\n\n### Relationship Between Stock Split and Dividends and Future Outlook\nThe stock split of 1 common share into 3 shares was conducted with the record date of September 30, 2025. The current dividend forecast is indicated on a post-split basis. Since the total annual dividend cannot be simply summed up, it is marked as \u201c\uff0d\u201d. It is also stated that the dividend forecast may change depending on future business performance and market conditions.","jir_financial_highlights":"Annual Dividend (per share): 120 yen 00 sen (Increased by 70 yen from previous forecast of 50 yen)\nCurrent Period Actual (per share): 150 yen 00 sen (Unknown)\nPrevious Period Actual (Annual Total): 270 yen 00 sen (Unknown)","jir_category":"","jir_hashtags":"#THE_NAGOYA_BANK, #DividendIncrease, #JapaneseStocks","jir_key_figures":"Year-End Dividend Forecast (per share): 120 yen 00 sen (increased from previous forecast of 50 yen)\nActual Dividend This Period (per share): 150 yen 00 sen\nStock Split Date: September 30, 2025 (1 share \u2192 3 shares)","jir_meta_title":"\u3010THE NAGOYA BANK\u3011Year-End Dividend Increased to 120 yen\uff5cFiscal Year Ending March 2026","jir_meta_description":"THE NAGOYA BANK revised its year-end dividend forecast for the fiscal year ending March 2026, increasing from 50 yen per share to 120 yen. 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