Source disclosure: February 03, 2026
MonotaRO Co., Ltd. [3064.T]
TOKYO, Feb 3 (Pulse News Wire) -- MonotaRO Co., Ltd. (3064.T), represented by President Sakae Tamura, announced today that its board of directors, held on February 3, 2026, has revised the company's dividend expectations for the fiscal year ending December 2025 (the 26th fiscal period). The revision reflects an increase in expected earnings attributable to parent shareholders beyond initial forecasts.
The company views shareholder returns as a key component of its business strategy and aims to distribute dividends based on a policy of paying out more than 50% of the parent shareholders' net income each period. For the current fiscal year, MonotaRO anticipates higher-than-expected profits, leading to a decision to boost the final dividend per share by two yen to 18 yen, up from the previous forecast.
In detail, the adjusted annual dividend distribution will now be structured as follows: no interim dividends were planned for the first half-year; however, the second quarter dividend remains unchanged at 16 yen per shareas previously stated. The significant change is in the third-quarter dividend, which was not initially specified but is now set at 18 yen per share, marking a substantial increase from the earlier projection. This adjustment brings the total annual dividend to 33 yen per share, compared to the prior estimate of 31 yen per share.
For context, the actual dividends paid during the last fiscal year amounted to 19 yen per share, while this new forecast exceeds even those levels. Additionally, it surpasses the previous year’s payout of 19 yen per share, reflecting continued growth and profitability. The company’s commitment to maintaining high dividend payouts underscores its confidence in sustaining strong performance moving forward.
Contact for inquiries regarding this announcement can be made through Executive Officer and Corporate Management Division Head Yohei Yuki at telephone number (06) 4869-7190.
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