Source disclosure: February 06, 2026
Japan Oil Transportation Co.,Ltd. [9074.T]
TOKYO, Feb 6 (Pulse News Wire) -- Japan Oil Transportation Co., Ltd. (9074.T), represented by President Shouichirou Hara, announced on Monday that it has revised its dividend forecast for the fiscal year ending March 2026 (the 109th fiscal period). The revision reflects an increase in the ordinary dividend per shareas well as the introduction of a special 80th anniversary dividend.
The company's board of directors, which met on February 6, decided to raise the previously announced final dividend from ¥50 per share to ¥70 per share. Additionally, to celebrate its 80th founding anniversary on March 27, 2026, Japan Oil Transportation plans to distribute a one-time commemorative dividend of ¥20 per share. This brings the total proposed final dividend for the fiscal year to ¥90 per share, up from the initial estimate of ¥50 per share.
According to the company, this decision is part of its commitment to maintaining stable dividends for shareholders while considering factors such as improved business performance and future growth strategies. The enhanced dividend distribution will be presented for approval at the upcoming 109th annual general meeting scheduled for late June 2026.
The revised dividend schedule now stands at ¥90 per share for the fiscal year-end, compared to the previous forecast of ¥50 per share. This includes an ordinary dividend of ¥70 per share and a commemorative dividend of ¥20 per share. For reference, the actual interim dividend paid in the second quarter was ¥50 per share, consistent with the previous year’s interim payout. The total dividend for the current fiscal year remains unchanged at ¥100 per share, comprising ¥50 each for interim and final dividends.
Yoshino Daisuke, Director of Corporate Affairs and Asset Management, stated that the company deeply appreciates the continued support and guidance from its shareholders over the past eight decades. He added that the increased dividend reflects not only the company's strong financial health but also its gratitude towards its stakeholders. Shareholders can expect further updates regarding the dividend proposal during the annual general meeting later this year.
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