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Yamato International Rebounds on Positive View of Changes to Shareholder Benefit Program
Yamato International Inc <8127> Is Rebounding. Around 2 p.m., the Company Announced Changes to Its Shareholder Benefit Program for Shareholders as of End-August 2026, Viewed Positively by the Market. Under the Current Program, Shareholders Holding 300 Shares or More as of End-August Each Year Receive Company Products Worth 1,000 Yen for Holdings of Fewer Than 500 Shares and 3,000 Yen for Holdings of 500 Shares or More. After the Revision, Shareholders Holding Fewer Than 500 Shares Will Receive 1,000 Yen in Coupon Vouchers Usable at the Company’s Online Shop, While Those Holding 500 Shares or More Will Receive 3,000 Yen in Coupons, With Both Groups Also Receiving an Original Towel Handkerchief.
The Company Also Announced Interim Consolidated Results for the Period Ended February, With Sales of 10.481 Billion Yen (Down 0.6% Year on Year), an Operating Loss of 48 Million Yen (Versus a Profit of 38 Million Yen a Year Earlier), and Net Profit of 77 Million Yen (Up 3.8% Year on Year). Although Earnings Swung to an Operating Loss, the Market Reaction Was Limited as the Company Had Already Revised Its Forecast on March 27. The Full-Year Forecast for the Fiscal Year Ending August 2026 Was Left Unchanged From the Revised Guidance, With Sales of 20.5 Billion Yen (Up 5.4% Year on Year), Operating Profit of 180 Million Yen (Versus an Operating Loss of 201 Million Yen a Year Earlier), and Net Profit of 200 Million Yen (Up 39.7% Year on Year).
Source: MINKABU PRESS
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