Source disclosure: February 06, 2026
Ensuiko Sugar Refining Co.,Ltd. [2112.T]
TOKYO, Feb 6 (Pulse News Wire) -- Ensuiko Sugar Refining Co., Ltd. (2112.T), represented by President Shigeki Kimura, announced today that its board of directors has revised the company's dividend forecast for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2026. The initial forecast was published on May 9, 2025.
The revision comes as a result of an improved outlook for the current fiscal year’s net income, which is now expected to exceed the previously announced figures. Additionally, considering recent business trends and financial conditions, the company decided to raise its ordinary dividend from ¥15 per share to ¥20 per share. This adjustment reflects the company's commitment to maintaining stable dividends going forward and underscores its dedication to enhancing shareholder returns, which it views as a critical aspect of its overall strategy.
The revised dividend schedule will see no interim payments during the first two quarters but will distribute ¥20 per share at the end of the third quarter and again at the conclusion of the fiscal year. For reference, the actual dividend paid out in the previous fiscal year ended March 31, 2025, was ¥15 per share.
Ensuiko Sugar Refining emphasized its ongoing efforts to improve transparency and provide clear, detailed information about its business strategies moving forward. These initiatives aim to enhance communication with shareholders and ensure they have a comprehensive understanding of the company's operations and future plans. The proposed changes will be presented for approval at the company's 93rd Annual General Meeting scheduled for June 2026.
Notably, while these forecasts are based on current information and assumptions, Ensuiko Sugar Refining cautions that actual results may differ due to various factors affecting the business environment. The company pledges to promptly inform stakeholders of any significant developments impacting this forecast.
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