Source disclosure: January 21, 2026
Silicon Studio Corp. [3907.T]
TOKYO, Jan 21 (Pulse News Wire) — Silicon Studio Corp. (TYO: 3907) issued a correction to its previously filed FY2025/11 earnings report.
TOKYO, Jan 21 (Pulse News Wire) -- Silicon Studio Corp. (3907.T), represented by President Masahiro Kajitani, has announced corrections to its interim consolidated earnings announcement for the fiscal year ending November 2025, which was originally released on January 14, 2026. The company also provided revised numerical data as part of this update.
The correction stems from errors identified after the initial release of the earnings statement. Specifically, inaccuracies were found in the summary information regarding dividend distribution and projected segment-wise changes in operating income. In addition, there were discrepancies in the outlook section concerning the projected growth rates of operating profit segments that needed to be corrected.
Regarding the dividend situation, the previously reported total dividend amount for the fiscal year ended November 2025 was ¥13.3 million with a payout ratio of 1.6%. This figure has been adjusted to ¥13.4 million with a payout ratio of 1.4%, reflecting a reduction in the total dividend amount from ¥29 million to ¥27 million. Furthermore, it is noted that the final dividend of ¥10 per share for the fiscal year ended November 2025 will be sourced entirely from capital surplus reserves. For more detailed information about this adjustment, investors should refer to the company's announcement dated October 9, 2025, titled "Amendment to Final Dividend Forecast for Fiscal Year Ending November 2025."
In terms of future projections, the company initially forecasted a decrease of 7.6% in the operating profit segment for the development promotion and support business compared to the previous fiscal period. However, this projection has now been revised to reflect a decline of 4.5%. Meanwhile, the anticipated operating profit segment for the human resources business remains unchanged at a 0.5% decrease from the prior year. Total corporate expenses are still expected to rise by 1.2% to ¥530 million.
These adjustments aim to provide stakeholders with accurate financial guidance moving forward, ensuring transparency and reliability in the company’s reporting practices. Investors and analysts can rely on these updated figures for better-informed decision-making processes.
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