Toyo Suisan aims for 15% ROE in long-term plan
Toyo Suisan (TSE:2875) today announced key directions for its next medium-term management plan, covering the fiscal years 2026-2028, with a focus on boosting corporate value and stakeholder satisfaction. The company aims to achieve a 15% return on equity (ROE) in the long term, setting a target of exceeding 10% even during the investment-heavy initial period of the plan. The plan includes strategic investments exceeding ¥130 billion, primarily targeted at sustainable growth, core business profitability, and expanding business domains. Toyo Suisan intends to maintain a total shareholder return ratio of 70%, earmarking a minimum 30% for dividends and additional funds for share buybacks. To mitigate the impact of currency fluctuations, the company plans to implement a mid-term average exchange rate. Details of the plan will be shared at an investor briefing in May.
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