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The surplus funds dividend is revised to 4 yen, and the year-end dividend is also revised to 4 yen. The total dividend amount is projected to be 2,383 million yen.","jir_summary":"### Revision of Surplus Funds Dividend and Year-End Dividend Forecast\nUT Group has decided to set the surplus funds dividend at 4 yen for the Fiscal Year ending March 2026, and also revised the year-end dividend forecast to 4 yen. As a result, the total dividend amount is expected to be 2,383 million yen. The reason for the revision is based on prioritizing shareholder returns and maintaining a payout ratio of 100%. The revision aims to strengthen shareholder returns and enhance shareholder satisfaction.\n\n### Future Dividend Policy and Impact on Investors\nUT Group will continue to emphasize shareholder returns and uphold its dividend policy. This revision responds to shareholder expectations while maintaining financial stability. The increase in dividends is expected to contribute to stock price stability and attract investment, making it an attractive point for investors. Future adjustments or continuation of the dividend policy may be considered depending on performance trends and economic conditions.","jir_financial_highlights":"Decided Surplus Funds Dividend: 4 yen (Unknown)\nForecasted Year-End Dividend: 4 yen (Increase from previous revision)\nTotal Dividend Amount: 2,383 million yen (Unknown)","jir_category":"","jir_hashtags":"#UTGroup, #Dividend, #JapanStocks","jir_key_figures":"Decided Surplus Funds Dividend: 4 yen\nForecasted Year-End Dividend: 4 yen\nTotal Dividend Amount: 2,383 million yen","jir_meta_title":"\u3010UT Group\u3011 Dividend Revision | FY2026 March","jir_meta_description":"UT Group revises its dividend forecast for FY2026, with surplus funds dividend at 4 yen and year-end dividend also at 4 yen. 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