Source disclosure: January 28, 2026
APPLIED TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD. [4356.T]
TOKYO, Jan 28 (Pulse News Wire) -- Applied Technology Co., Ltd. (4356.T), led by President Junro Funahashi, announced on Friday that it has revised its consolidated earnings forecast for the fiscal year ending December 31, 2025, as well as its dividend expectations. The revisions come after recent favorable business trends were taken into account.
The company now expects sales revenue of ¥7,454 million, up from the previous estimate of ¥7,100 million. Operating income is projected to rise to ¥1,199 million from ¥920 million previously, while ordinary income will increase to ¥1,278 million from ¥936 million. Net income per share is anticipated to grow to ¥160.23, compared to the earlier projection of ¥112.97. These upward adjustments reflect robust performance across various segments of the business, particularly in the Solutions Services division where support solutions for home appliance manufacturers and construction material companies have been successful, alongside strong BIM-related development work and software sales. Additionally, Engineering Services saw growth in flood prevention projects, water utility support services, urban planning initiatives, and CIM consulting activities.
Regarding dividends, the company plans to raise its annual payout from ¥30.00 per share to ¥40.00 per share. This decision aligns with the firm's strategy of balancing shareholder returns withinternal reserves necessary for future expansion and strengthening the company’s financial foundation. The increased dividend reflects the improved financial outlook and management's commitment to enhancing shareholder value.
Executive Director Shingo Asano stated that these forecasts are based on currently available information but noted that actual results may vary due to unforeseen factors. The company remains committed to evaluating market conditions and operational performance to ensure continued growth and profitability.
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