Dai-Dan Co., Ltd. (TSE:1980) has revised its earnings and dividend forecast for the 2026 fiscal year, raising expectations for net profit and dividends amid improved operational performance.
| Item | Before | After | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue | JPY 260.0bn | JPY 255.0bn | -JPY 5.0bn (-1.9%) |
| Operating Profit | JPY 32.0bn | JPY 34.0bn | +JPY 2.0bn (+6.3%) |
| Ordinary Income | JPY 32.3bn | JPY 35.0bn | +JPY 2.7bn (+8.4%) |
| Net Profit | JPY 23.1bn | JPY 26.0bn | +JPY 2.9bn (+12.6%) |
| EPS | JPY 179.01/share | JPY 201.35/share | +JPY 22.34/share (+12.6%) |
The company cited improved project margins and favorable currency movements as key factors behind the upward revision. It also noted that stronger-than-expected domestic order intake contributed to the revised forecast. The increase in ordinary income (keijo rieki) reflects additional non-operational gains, including foreign exchange benefits and investment securities sales.
The revised guidance signals Dai-Dan’s confidence in its operational performance and its commitment to shareholder returns. The higher dividend payout, particularly the year-end dividend, underscores the company’s strategy to reward investors while maintaining financial flexibility. The upward revision in earnings and dividend expectations may enhance investor sentiment, particularly among those seeking stable returns in the Japanese market.
Source: Original filing (TDnet) | 日本語版
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