TOKYO, May 14 (Pulse News Wire) – The Kiyo Bank,ltd. (8370.T) reported robust fiscal year 2026 profits, with operating revenue increasing by 161 billion yen to 1.148 trillion yen compared to the previous year.
Operating profit rose by 90 billion yen to 323 billion yen, leading to a net profit attributable to parent shareholders of 218.19 billion yen, up 42 billion yen from the prior year. The bank also announced plans to increase its dividend payout ratio. The board resolved to raise the annual dividend per share from ¥58 to ¥78 for the fiscal year ending March 2027, marking a significant boost in shareholder returns.
Additionally, the bank expects to maintain a strong capital adequacy ratio of around 10%. In a separate development, the bank decided to implement a stock split effective June 26, with one share becoming three shares. This adjustment reflects the bank's commitment to enhancing liquidity and accessibility for investors.
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