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Oriental Shiraishi confirms ¥976.1mn cash dividend, elects eight directors

Shareholders approved a ¥7.5-a-share payout effective from June 26 and backed an eight-director slate that includes President Mitsuru Terui.

Jun 29, 20262 min read
Abstract editorial image showing eight board-seat markers next to payout tokens and a late-June calendar card.

Oriental Shiraishi said shareholders at its June 25 annual meeting approved a cash dividend of ¥7.5 per common share, worth ¥976.1mn in total, and elected eight directors. The dividend became effective on June 26, and the company filed the extraordinary report on June 29.

The company says it submitted the report because those resolutions were approved at the meeting under Japan's disclosure rules. The payout terms are the most concrete financial detail in the document: the distribution is in cash, at ¥7.5 per share, with a total payout of ¥976.1mn. For investors following Japanese corporate actions from abroad, that fixes both the size of the return and the date it took effect.

Approved resolutions
Based on Oriental Shiraishi's extraordinary report filed on June 29 after the June 25 annual meeting.
ResolutionTermsTiming
Cash dividend¥7.5 per share, ¥976.1mn total, paid in cashEffective June 26, 2026
Director electionEight directors elected, including President Mitsuru TeruiApproved at the June 25, 2026 annual meeting

On governance, the filing records the election of eight directors, excluding directors who serve on the audit and supervisory committee, and the source digest identifies President Mitsuru Terui among the approved slate. That turns a short AGM disclosure into a usable board-composition update as well as a cash-return notice.

One caveat matters. The source text in the packet cuts off in the section that tabulates votes for, against and abstentions on each resolution. So the article can confirm that the resolutions passed, because the company says it filed the report after those items were approved, but it cannot publish vote margins from the material available here.