Source disclosure: February 20, 2026

YAMABIKO CORPORATION [6250.T]

TOKYO, Feb 20 (Kyodo) - Yamabiko Corporation, listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market under code 6250 and led by President and CEO Hiroshi Kubo, announced today that its board of directors has resolved to distribute dividends based on the balance sheet as of December 31, 2025.

The company plans to pay out a total dividend amounting to 1.851 billion yen, equivalent to 45 yen per share. This decision follows the previous period's actual payout of 50 yen per share, totaling 2.069 billion yen. The effective date for this distribution is set for March 9, 2026. The funds for these dividends will be sourced from retained earnings.

Yamabiko's dividend policy is guided by a commitment to maintaining stable payouts based on historical performance while also considering broader economic conditions, the company’s operational results, and financial health. Additionally, market trends play a significant role in shaping their overall strategy for shareholder returns. For the current fiscal year ending December 2025, the final dividend per share stands at 45 yen, aligning with recent forecasts. When combined with an interim dividend of 45 yen per share already distributed earlier, the annual dividend per share totals 90 yen.

For reference, here are the detailed breakdowns of the annual dividends over two consecutive periods: - For the fiscal year ending December 2025, the dividend per share includes 45 yen paid during the second quarter and another 45 yen at the end of the year, summing up to 90 yen annually. - In contrast, for the prior fiscal year ending December 2024, the dividend structure was slightly different, with 40 yen paid mid-year and 50 yen at the year-end, also resulting in a total annual dividend of 90 yen per share.

This strategic approach underscores Yamabiko Corporation's dedication to balancing shareholder interests with sustainable business practices.

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