KOYOSHA INC. Announces Dividend Distribution

Source disclosure: February 20, 2026

KOYOSHA INC. [7946.T]

TOKYO, Feb 20 (Pulse News Wire) -- Koyasha Inc. (7946.T), led by President and CEO Inosuke Mitate, announced today that its board of directors has approved a share split, changes to certain articles of the company's articles of incorporation, revisions to stock repurchase plans, and adjustments to dividend forecasts. The measures aim to enhance liquidity and broaden the investor base while ensuring no substantial change in per-share dividends.

The share split will be executed on March 7, 2026, with shareholders recorded as of March 6, 2026, receiving five shares for every one they currently hold. This adjustment will increase the total number of outstanding shares from 850,100 to 4,250,500, with the maximum number of authorized shares rising from three million to fifteen million. Despite this expansion, the capital amount remains unchanged.

In conjunction with the share split, Article Six of the company’s articles of incorporation will be amended to reflect the new maximum number of authorized shares. The revised article stipulates that the total number of authorized shares is now set at 15 million, up from the previous limit of three million. These changes take effect on March 8, 2026.

Additionally, Koyasha is revising its existing stock repurchase plan due to the share split. Originally, the company was permitted to repurchase up to 50,000 shares; however, this figure will now be adjusted to 250,000 shares post-split. This modification ensures consistency with the increased number of outstanding shares and takes effect on March 8, 2026.

Regarding dividends, Koyasha has made corresponding adjustments to its forecast for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2026. Previously, the company had projected a final dividend of ¥36 per share. Following the share split ratio of 1:5, the dividend will now be adjusted to ¥7.20 per share, maintaining the same overall payout but distributed across more shares. The company emphasizes that this adjustment does not alter the actual dividend yield per share.

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