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Taisei Oncho shareholders approve ¥92 year-end dividend and board lineup

A ¥577.9mn payout took effect on June 26 after shareholders approved a ¥92-a-share year-end dividend and elected six directors plus four Audit & Supervisory Committee directors.

Jun 29, 20261 min read
Editorial illustration of dividend cash payments beside empty director and oversight seat nameplates.

Taisei Oncho shareholders approved a ¥92-a-share year-end dividend at the company's June 25 annual meeting, authorising a total payout of ¥577.9mn. The filing says the dividend became effective on June 26, one day after the meeting.

Shareholders also elected six directors outside the Audit & Supervisory Committee structure and four directors serving on that committee. Kenichi Mizutani was among the six directors elected.

Shareholder decisions
Based on Taisei Oncho's June 25, 2026 annual meeting resolutions. Amounts use reader-friendly yen display.
DecisionApproved termsDetails
Year-end dividend¥92 per shareTotal ¥577.9mn, effective June 26, 2026
Directors, excluding Audit & Supervisory Committee membersSix electedKenichi Mizutani, Masayuki Tamoki, Toru Kawakami, Koji Okada, Yukimitsu Tomioka, Daito Oe
Audit & Supervisory Committee directorsFour electedYasuyuki Imai, Kaori Matsushita, Takashi Muraki, Sachiko Enomoto

For readers outside Japan, the practical takeaway is simple: this disclosure settles the size and timing of the shareholder payout, and it records the company's elected board and oversight lineup after the annual meeting.

What the packet does not provide is the level of support behind each item. The source text shows the start of a vote-result table, but the excerpt cuts off before the tallies are readable, so Tokyo Brief cannot report approval ratios or dissent counts from the evidence supplied. The supplied text also does not indicate whether the non-committee director nominees were new appointments or reappointments.