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The latest announcement is out from Toei Company, Ltd. ( (JP:9605) ).
Toei reported consolidated net sales of ¥185.3 billion for the year ended March 31, 2026, up 3% year on year, with operating profit rising 2.7% to ¥36.1 billion and ordinary profit climbing 8.9% to ¥43.5 billion. Profit attributable to owners of parent surged 48.3% to ¥23.3 billion, lifting earnings per share to ¥374.29 and supporting higher equity, a stronger balance sheet and increased cash and cash equivalents of ¥110.0 billion.
The company more than doubled its annual dividend to ¥36 per share for fiscal 2026, including a large special dividend, but is guiding for a sharp earnings decline in fiscal 2027 despite a modest 2% sales increase. The forecast calls for operating profit to fall 20.5% and profit attributable to owners of parent to drop 46%, implying margin pressure or higher costs ahead even as Toei maintains solid net assets and continues to reward shareholders, leaving investors to weigh future profitability against recent strong results.
The most recent analyst rating on (JP:9605) stock is a Hold with a Yen6200.00 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Toei Company, Ltd. stock, see the JP:9605 Stock Forecast page.
More about Toei Company, Ltd.
Toei Company, Ltd. is a Japanese entertainment group listed on the TSE Prime Market, operating primarily in film, television and related content businesses. The company generates revenues through production and distribution of visual content and associated rights, with a focus on both domestic and overseas markets and a growing base of assets and equity on a consolidated basis.
Average Trading Volume: 96,041
Technical Sentiment Signal: Buy
Current Market Cap: Yen421.1B
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