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Okano Valve Seizo lifts FY net profit forecast 23.9%, raises dividend to ¥110

Wed, Oct 21, 2026 15:30 JST Okano Valve Seizo (6492.T) Valve manufacturing 中文

Okano Valve Seizo (6492) on Oct. 21 raised its consolidated net profit forecast for the fiscal year ended Sept. 30, 2026, to ¥1.735 billion from ¥1.4 billion, and lifted its planned annual dividend to ¥110 per share from ¥80.

Revised net sales (consolidated)¥11.52 billion
Revised operating profit (consolidated)¥2.6 billion
Revised net profit attributable to owners of parent¥1.735 billion
Annual dividend forecast¥110 per share

The revision updates the full-year forecast issued on April 22, 2026, and covers both consolidated and parent-only figures for the period from Oct. 1, 2025, to Sept. 30, 2026.

ItemPrevious forecastRevised forecastChange
Net sales¥10.0 billion¥11.52 billion+15.2%
Operating profit¥1.95 billion¥2.6 billion+33.3%
Ordinary profit¥2.05 billion¥2.74 billion+33.7%
Net profit attributable to owners of parent¥1.4 billion¥1.735 billion+23.9%
EPS¥872.11¥1,080.32—

For the fiscal year ended September 2025, the company reported net sales of ¥7,006 million and net profit of ¥825 million. On a parent-only basis, the sales forecast was raised to ¥11.2 billion from ¥9.9 billion and net profit to ¥1.73 billion from ¥1.35 billion.

The company cited additional orders from a periodic inspection at Unit 2 of the Shimane nuclear power station, decommissioning-related work at Fukushima Daiichi, and projects related to Unit 7 at Kashiwazaki-Kariwa being brought forward. It said profit also benefited from highly profitable additional orders in statutory inspections at nuclear plants and flexible staffing that kept utilization rates high.

The year-end dividend forecast was raised by ¥30 to ¥70 per share. Combined with the ¥40 second-quarter-end dividend, the annual payout totals ¥110, up ¥30 from the previous forecast and compared with ¥60 for the prior fiscal year. The company said the increase reflects the revised earnings forecast under its policy of stable, continuous dividends.


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