Shareholder Returns (Dividends & Shareholder Benefits)

Dividend History

We will pay an interim dividend and strive to pay an annual dividend with a target DOE (dividend on equity) of 4.0% or higher.

Graph showing the trend in shareholder dividends.

Shareholder Benefits

We will present shopping discount coupons (*) to shareholders as of the end of March, with the value of the coupons based on the number of shares held and the holding period.

Shopping discount coupons are authentication codes that can be used for payment by entering them on the dedicated website for “Nattoku! Seino Shopping,” operated by our group companies. No physical vouchers or similar items are issued.
QUO Cards are also available on our special website.
Coupons expire on the last day of December each year.

100 or more but fewer than 1,000 shares 1,000 shares or more
Held for less than 3 years worth 700 yen worth 1,200 yen
Held continuously for 3 years or more (*) worth 1,200 yen worth 2,200 yen

Important Notes:

“Continuous holding for three years or more” means being listed in the shareholder register for seven consecutive periods ending on March 31 and September 30, including the shareholder register as of March 31 when the entitlement is determined.

Furthermore, if the number of shares recorded in the shareholder register does not fall below 100 shares or 1,000 shares throughout that period, the shareholder shall be deemed to hold 100 shares or more, or 1,000 shares or more, respectively. Please note that continuous holding is determined based on the "same shareholder registration number."

Please note that if your shareholder registration number listed in our shareholder registry changes due to the following circumstances or other reasons, your shareholding will no longer qualify as continuously held.

  • If, upon repurchasing shares after selling all of them, the name or address on the new registration differs in any part from the previously registered information
  • If the registered owner changes due to inheritance or other reasons
  • If you are using a securities firm's stock lending service
    Shareholders who use the stock lending program offered by their brokerage firm may lose certain rights (such as voting rights and rights to shareholder benefits) if their shares are lent across the record date. Please check with your brokerage firm.