Mitsui Matsushima Holdings Co., Ltd.TSE: 1518

Presentation of Financial Results for the Second Quarter of the Fiscal Year Ending March 2026

· Issued by Mitsui Matsushima Holdings Co., Ltd.
‌Presentation of Financial Results for the Second Quarter of the Fiscal Year Ending March 2026 Mitsui Matsushima Holdings Co., Ltd. ‌Contents

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FY2025 2Q Financial Results

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Revision of FY2025 Consolidated Earnings Forecast and Dividend Forecast

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Capital Policies and Shareholder Returns

‌FY2025 2Q Financial Results ‌Consolidated Income Statement
  • Net sales: 9.1% increase year on year

  • Operating profit: 40.2% increase year on year

  • Net profit: 80.7% increase year on year

(Million yen)

FY2024 2Q

FY2025 2Q

YoY change

Major factors behind change

Net sales

29,238

31,902

+2,663

  • Increase in revenue due to the acquisition of MRF (financial services, other) as a subsidiary

  • Increase in net sales of Japan Chain Holdings (industrial products), etc.

Operating profit

(before amortization of goodwill)※

3,853

(4,418)

5,402

(5,990)

+1,549

(+1,572)

Ordinary profit

4,163

5,622

+1,459

Net profit attributable to owners of parent

2,880

5,204

+2,324

(Extraordinary income)

  • Gain on transfer of solar power generation business: +850

  • Gain on sale of investment securities by MM Investments: +400

* Operating profit before amortization of goodwill is operating profit excluding the amortization of goodwill that arises from business acquisitions.

‌Consolidated Segment Information

Consumer Goods



Nippon Straw, Meiko Shokai, KMT, Systech Kyowa, MOS

Industrial Products



Financial Services, Other



CST, Sansei Denshi, Nippon Katan, Plus One Techno, Japan Chain Holdings MRF (consolidated in 2Q, FY2024), MM Investments, etc.

(Million yen)

Net sales

Segment Profit

FY2025 2Q

YoY change

FY2025 2Q

YoY change

Consumer Goods

(before amortization of goodwill)

13,360

+313

1,513

(1,827)

+334

(+334)

Industrial Products (before amortization of goodwill)

15,992

+1,421

2,828

(3,052)

+708

(+706)

Financial Services, Other

(before amortization of goodwill)

2,585

+927

1,060

(1,110)

+505

(+530)

Adjustments

-36

0

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ー

Total

(before amortization of goodwill)

31,902

+2,663

5,402

(5,990)

+1,549

(+1,572)

‌Consolidated Balance Sheet

Balance Sheet



Current assets

71,175

60.5

71,225

59.7

+49

Increase in inventories: +2,696, increase in accounts receivable, etc.: +964, decrease in cash and deposits due to acquisition of own shares: -3,759

Fixed assets

46,451

39.5

47,982

40.3

+1,530

Increase in investment securities due to investment in MM Investments: +2,813

Decrease in fixed assets due to the transfer of solar power generation business, etc.: -1,301

Total assets

117,627

100.0

119,207

100.0

+1,579

Current liabilities

43,841

37.3

59,526

50.0

+15,685

Increase in short-term borrowings due to acquisition of own shares: +13,080

Fixed liabilities

8,304

7.0

6,350

5.3

-1,954

Decrease in long-term borrowings: -634

Decrease in lease obligations due to the transfer of solar power generation business, etc.: -664

Total liabilities

52,146

44.3

65,877

55.3

+13,730

Total net assets

65,481

55.7

53,330

44.7

-12,151

Decrease due to acquisition of own shares: -17,071 Payment of dividends: -913 (FY2024 year-end: 80 yen)

Net profit attributable to owners of parent: +5,204

Total liabilities and net assets

117,627

100.0

119,207

100.0

+1,579

March 31, 2025 Amount Ratio (%)

(Million yen)

September 30, 2025

Amount

Ratio (%)

Change Major factors behind changes

Other Indicators



March 31,

2025

September 30, 2025

Change

Cash and deposits (including long-term deposits)

8,989

5,214

-3,775

Interest-bearing liabilities

31,763

44,209

+12,446

Net interest-bearing liabilities

22,773

38,995

+16,221

Equity ratio (%)

55.5

44.6

-10.9

‌Revision of FY2025 Consolidated Earnings Forecast and Dividend Forecast

‌Revision of FY2025 Consolidated Earnings Forecast and Dividend Forecast

  • The first half saw a high rate of progress due to special factors such as gain on the transfer of solar power generation business and gain on sale of investment securities by MM investments (hereinafter, MMI). Although a loss will be recorded for the second half due to the transfer of Mitsui Matsushima Resources, the consolidated earnings forecast has been revised upward as each group company is expected to see increased profits.

  • According to the above, we plan to increase the dividend by 18 yen per share.

    (Million yen)

    FY2024

    Results

    FY2025 initial forecast

    FY2025

    revised forecast

    Change from initial forecast

    Major special factors

    Net sales

    60,574

    65,500

    66,600

    +1,100

    Operating profit (before amortization of goodwill)

    7,615

    (8,769)

    8,200

    (9,300)

    9,000

    (10,100)

    +800

    (+800)

    Ordinary profit

    8,448

    8,100

    9,100

    +1,000

    Net profit attributable to owners of parent

    8,645

    5,800

    6,400

    +600

    [First half]

    (+700 recorded for initial forecast)

    +400

    [Second half]

    Dividend per share [Pre-stock split equivalent]

    26 yen

    [130 yen]

    46 yen

    [230 yen]

    64 yen

    [320 yen]

    +18 yen

    [+90 yen]

    • Gain on transfer of solar power generation business: +850

    • Gain on sale of investment securities by MMI:

    • Loss on transfer of Mitsui Matsushima Resources: -700

    (Supplementary note)

    There is no cash outflow associated with the loss on business transfer, and the tax loss is expected to reduce the Group's tax expenses and cash outflow by approximately 700 million yen.



    • The above forecast is based on information available as of the date of this publication. Actual results may vary due to various future factors. If a revision of the forecast of financial results becomes necessary, the Company will disclose the revised figures promptly.

    • Many of our group companies manufacture and sell products in Japan, so the impact of additional tariffs in the United States on the consolidated group as a whole is limited.

    • The Company conducted a 5-for-1 stock split of its common shares, effective October 1, 2025.

    ‌FY2025 Consolidated Segment Earnings Forecast
    • Each segment is expected to see profits exceeding the initial forecast, mainly at Nippon Straw in [Consumer Goods] and Japan Chain Holdings and CST in [Industrial Products].

      (Million yen)

      Net sales

      Segment Profit

      Initial forecast

      Revised forecast

      Change

      Initial forecast

      Revised forecast

      Change

      Consumer Goods (before amortization of goodwill)

      27,800

      27,500

      -300

      2,200

      (2,800)

      2,400

      (3,000)

      +200

      (+200)

      Industrial Products

      (before amortization of goodwill)

      32,800

      34,000

      +1,200

      4,300

      (4,700)

      4,800

      (5,200)

      +500

      (+500)

      Financial Services, Other

      (before amortization of goodwill)

      4,900

      5,100

      +200

      1,700

      (1,800)

      1,800

      (1,900)

      +100

      (+100)

      Total

      (before amortization of goodwill)

      65,500

      66,600

      +1,100

      8,200

      (9,300)

      9,000

      (10,100)

      +800

      (+800)

      ‌Capital Policies and Shareholder Returns

      ‌Toward Achieving Stock Price Growth in FY2025 (released on May 13, 2025)

      3. Stock split (1 share → 5 shares)

      Completed



  • The targets set for FY2025 toward achieving stock price growth have been mostly achieved.

Targets

① Achieve a PBR of 1x or above early

② Raise expectations for long-term and sustainable stock price growth





Further increase in dividend

from

[230 yen] to [320 yen]

46 yen

64 yen

Three major measures to achieve the targets

1. Drastic increase

in dividend*1

[130 yen] [230 yen]

26 yen to 46 yen

per share and the

introduction of progressive dividends

*1 The amounts in brackets indicate amounts converted to values before the stock split.



2. Acquisition of own shares

totaling 20 billion yen (up to

20

[4]

million shares*2)

*2 Equivalent to approximately 36% of the number of issued shares (excluding treasury shares), the number of shares to be acquired was increased

from 3.5 million shares to 4 million shares on June 18, 2025. The figure in brackets indicates the amount converted to the value before the stock split.

In progress



‌Implementation Status of FY2025 Capital Policies and Shareholder Returns

  1. Further increase in annual dividend to 64 yen per share 2. Acquisition of own shares totaling 20 billion yen

    • Revised annual dividend upward to 64 yen, an increase of 18 yen from the initial forecast

    • Maintain annual dividend of 64 yen or above

      Annual

      dividend 64 yen

      [320 yen]

      +18 yen

      [+90 yen]

      20 yen

      [100 yen]

      26 yen

      [130 yen]

      46 yen

      [230 yen]



      through progressive dividends

    • Acquisition of own shares is in progress in accordance with market trends, etc.

Total acquisition amount

Share

repurchase plan

(Upper limit)

Shares acquired

(As of Oct. 31)

Remaining portion

20 billion yen

17 billion yen

3 billion yen

Number of

shares to be acquired*1

20 million shares

16.91 million shares

3.09 million shares

Acquisition period

June 2, 2025 to June 1, 2026

*1 The number of shares after the stock split is stated.

2024/3

2027/3

2025/3 2026/3

(expectation)

2028/3

(expectation)

  1. Implementation of stock split (1 share → 5 shares)

    • Stock split completed on October 1, 2025

    • The minimum amount required for each investment

* The amounts in brackets indicate amounts converted to values before the stock split.

was reduced to less than 500,000 yen to improve the liquidity of our shares and expand our investor base.

‌These materials contain forward-looking statements that in no way guarantee future performance and involve risks and uncertainties. Future performance may vary due to changing assumptions and conditions in the business environment. Therefore, these materials should not be relied on as the sole source of information and should be used with discretion after cross-checking with information obtained by other means. Mitsui Matsushima Holdings Co., Ltd. is in no way responsible for any damage caused as a result of relying on or using these materials.