TOBISHIMA HOLDINGS ended the year to March 2026 with a better payout and better profits, even though sales stayed close to the prior year's level. Net sales were ¥139.26bn versus ¥138.26bn a year earlier, while ordinary income rose to ¥5.97bn from ¥5.73bn and profit attributable to owners of parent climbed to ¥4.85bn from ¥3.72bn.
Shareholders got a lift as well. The annual dividend was ¥105 a share, up from ¥90, and basic earnings per share improved to ¥253.01 from ¥194.46.
| Metric | Year to Mar. 2025 | Year to Mar. 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Net sales | ¥138.26bn | ¥139.26bn |
| Ordinary income | ¥5.73bn | ¥5.97bn |
| Parent profit | ¥3.72bn | ¥4.85bn |
| Dividend per share | ¥90.00 | ¥105.00 |
The balance sheet also moved higher. Total assets stood at ¥163.10bn at March 31, up from ¥157.17bn, while net assets rose to ¥54.41bn from ¥50.45bn. Comprehensive income increased to ¥5.68bn from ¥2.88bn, and net assets per share improved to ¥2,836.57 from ¥2,629.92.
Separately, Tobishima's internal control report said financial-reporting controls were effective as of March 31. The evaluation covered the parent and two consolidated subsidiaries, while 17 consolidated subsidiaries and one equity-method affiliate were left outside the company-wide assessment on materiality grounds. Tobishima Construction Co., Ltd., which accounts for about two-thirds of consolidated sales, was the main site tested, with construction revenue, costs, receivables and work-in-progress processes included in the review.
That leaves one obvious limit to the quick read: the filings show the result and the payout, but not a segment-by-segment bridge for why profits improved. What they do show is a contractor finishing the year with higher earnings, a higher dividend and an internal control report that said financial-reporting controls were effective.