Breakdown | |||||
TTM | Mar 2024 | Mar 2023 | Mar 2022 | Mar 2021 | Mar 2020 |
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Income Statement | Total Revenue | ||||
158.89B | 151.44B | 152.61B | 140.10B | 132.57B | 128.50B | Gross Profit |
161.91B | 151.44B | 152.61B | 140.10B | 132.57B | 128.50B | EBIT |
72.67B | 45.73B | 39.31B | 41.17B | 19.82B | 31.31B | EBITDA |
20.89B | 49.17B | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | Net Income Common Stockholders |
38.37B | 31.13B | 27.93B | 26.44B | 13.50B | 22.28B |
Balance Sheet | Cash, Cash Equivalents and Short-Term Investments | ||||
1.37T | 1.84T | 1.83T | 2.65T | 2.33T | 845.31B | Total Assets |
10.61T | 10.82T | 10.66T | 11.15T | 10.62T | 8.42T | Total Debt |
1.12T | 1.65T | 1.02T | 1.63T | 1.39T | 536.64B | Net Debt |
-244.10B | -1.84T | -814.35B | -1.02T | -939.56B | -308.67B | Total Liabilities |
10.04T | 10.25T | 10.15T | 10.62T | 10.07T | 7.93T | Stockholders Equity |
567.22B | 573.09B | 515.81B | 529.25B | 548.09B | 488.03B |
Cash Flow | Free Cash Flow | ||||
0.00 | -401.81B | -661.97B | 453.61B | 1.98T | 310.67B | Operating Cash Flow |
0.00 | -394.52B | -656.17B | 459.59B | 1.99T | 316.97B | Investing Cash Flow |
0.00 | -10.62B | -153.32B | -127.81B | -498.37B | -207.92B | Financing Cash Flow |
0.00 | -15.93B | -8.07B | -9.28B | -5.16B | -15.68B |
The Gunma Bank and Daishi Hokuetsu Financial Group have signed a memorandum of understanding to integrate their businesses, aiming to form a leading regional bank. This integration seeks to leverage their strengths and enhance service offerings, addressing challenges like demographic shifts and technological advancements, while maintaining strong regional ties and improving stakeholder value.
The Gunma Bank, Ltd. has clarified that recent media reports about a potential business integration with DAISHI HOKUETSU Financial Group are not based on an official announcement from the company. The bank’s board of directors is set to discuss a Memorandum of Understanding regarding this potential integration, with further details to be disclosed once decisions are finalized.
The Gunma Bank has addressed media reports about a potential business integration with Daishi Hokuetsu Financial Group, clarifying that no official decision has been made. The bank is exploring various business strategies, including potential integrations, but has not committed to any specific actions at this time.
The Gunma Bank announced a correction to its New Mid-Term Business Plan, adjusting the consolidated capital ratio projection for March 2028. The plan, titled ‘Growth with Purpose,’ aims to enhance corporate value and support sustainable regional economic growth by focusing on purpose-driven management and establishing sustainability indicators.
Gunma Bank has announced a new Mid-Term Business Plan for 2025-2028, titled ‘Growth with Purpose,’ which aims to enhance sustainable growth for both the bank and its regional communities. The plan focuses on creating a virtuous cycle of social and economic values by strengthening purpose-driven sales, building sustainable regional economic zones, and reinforcing the business foundation to support long-term growth. This strategic initiative is expected to benefit customers, communities, employees, and shareholders by addressing key issues such as digital transformation, environmental preservation, and governance enhancement.
The Gunma Bank, Ltd. announced its decision to cancel 10 million treasury shares, which constitutes 2.40% of its total issued shares, as resolved in a board meeting. This cancellation, planned for March 31, 2025, is expected to impact the bank’s share structure by reducing the total number of issued shares to 405,888,177, potentially affecting shareholder value and market perception.
The Gunma Bank has announced changes to its shareholder return policy, introducing a progressive dividend system aimed at maintaining or increasing dividends. The bank plans to achieve a payout ratio of 40% of profit attributable to owners and will increase dividends through profit growth, with flexible implementation of treasury share acquisitions. Additionally, the bank has revised its year-end dividend forecast, increasing the annual dividend per share to 45.00 yen, up by 23.00 yen from the previous fiscal year. This move is intended to strengthen the bank’s financial structure and meet stakeholder expectations.