Source disclosure: February 09, 2026
YAGI & CO.,LTD. [7460.T]
TOKYO, Feb 9 (Pulse News Wire) -- YAGI & CO., LTD. (7460.T), led by Chairman and CEO Yoshioka Takuo (YOSHIKAWA TAKAO), announced revisions to its fiscal year 2026 March-end consolidated earnings forecast and final dividend expectations on Thursday. The company's board meeting held on February 9 decided to adjust these forecasts after initially publishing them on May 12, 2025, and August 4, 2025, respectively.
Regarding the revised consolidated earnings forecast for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2026, starting from April 1, 2025, the company projects an increase in sales revenue to ¥84,000 million compared to the previous estimate of ¥90,000 million. Operating income is expected to rise from ¥3,600 million to ¥4,000 million, while ordinary income will jump from ¥3,800 million to ¥4,600 million. Net income attributable to parent shareholders is anticipated to grow from ¥2,650 million to ¥3,500 million, translating to an earnings per share (EPS) of ¥420.81 versus the earlier projection of ¥316.78. These adjustments reflect changes in market conditions and internal operational improvements.
The revision stems from several factors including prolonged inflationary pressures that have weakened consumer spending power. Despite actively expanding globally, the company faces uncertainties due to fluctuations in financial markets influenced by U.S. trade policies and China’s economic slowdown, alongside persistent geopolitical risks. However, through focused efforts on high-value-added products and continuous productivity enhancements, YAGI & Co. expects to surpass initial profit projections despite lower-than-expected revenues.
Additionally, the company plans to revise its mid-term business plan targets accordingly without altering fundamental strategies. Meanwhile, regarding the final dividend payout for the fiscal year ending March 2026, YAGI & Co. intends to raise it from ¥61 per shareas previously announced on August 4, 2025, to ¥97 per share. This adjustment brings the total annual dividend payment up to ¥147 per share.
These modifications aim to balance shareholder returns with capital efficiency and optimal resource allocation, maintaining a dividend yield above 35%. Notably, the actual performance may vary significantly based on various unforeseen circumstances and current assumptions.
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