Mutoh Seiko ended the year to March 2026 with sales just shy of ¥30bn and higher profits across the board, then followed the result with a confirmed cash return to shareholders.
The annual securities report shows net sales of ¥29.69bn, up from ¥27.57bn a year earlier. Ordinary income increased to ¥2.77bn from ¥2.58bn, and profit attributable to owners of the parent rose to ¥1.99bn from ¥1.51bn. Total assets reached ¥32.56bn, net assets stood at ¥21.93bn, and basic earnings per share were ¥286.00.
That matters less as a filing formality than as a simple manufacturing scoreline: the company came through the year with a bigger equity base and stronger earnings, not just a higher top line. On June 23, shareholders also approved a surplus distribution of ¥85 per share, or ¥590.4mn in total, with an effective date of June 24.
What the filing excerpt does not spell out is where the improvement came from by segment, or what management expects for the next year. So this is a clean snapshot rather than a full roadmap: better sales, better ordinary income, better parent profit, plus a concrete dividend signal.