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The year-end dividend is planned to be 38 yen.","jir_summary":"### Details and Reason for the Shareholder Return Policy Revision\nKanadevia Corporation revisited its shareholder return policy at the Board of Directors meeting held on May 12, 2026. While maintaining its basic policy, it clarified and specified the details based on dialogue with shareholders and investors. The company aims to achieve increased dividends in line with growth and high predictability of stable dividends, targeting a payout ratio of about 30%. It intends to promote progressive dividends by considering performance trends and balancing with growth investments.\n\n### Application Period and Future Dividend Outlook\nThe new policy will be applied starting with the dividend for the fiscal year ending March 2027 (FY 2026). While the year-end dividend for FY 2026 was 25 yen00 sen, the company plans to pay 38 yen00 sen for FY 2027. 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