Aichi Capital Authorizes Share Buyback of Up to JPY 3 Billion

By Public Technologies
  • Aichi Capital’s board authorized a share buyback of up to JPY 3 billion at its November 10, 2026, meeting.
  • Repurchases will cover up to 2,200,000 common shares, or 0.9% of outstanding shares, from November 11, 2026, through March 31, 2027.
  • Fiscal 2027 net profit guidance rose to JPY 30 billion from JPY 23 billion.
  • The year-end dividend forecast increased to JPY 17 per share from JPY 15, bringing the annual payout to JPY 32.


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