JAPAN POST BANK (7182) Q4 2026 earnings summary
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Q4 2026 earnings summary
19 May, 2026Executive summary
Achieved record net income for the third consecutive year, with FY2025 net income at JPY 525.5bn, exceeding forecasts by 5%.
Ordinary income rose by JPY 330.1bn year-over-year to JPY 2,852.2bn, driven by higher interest income and fees.
FY2026 net income is forecast to rise to JPY 660.0bn, with a dividend per share of JPY 93, up JPY 19 year-over-year.
New Medium-term Management Plan (FY2026–FY2028) targets net income over JPY 1tn and ROE of approximately 10% by FY2028, focusing on digital transformation, asset management, and regional private equity investment.
Total assets decreased by JPY 7,029.9bn to JPY 226,571.5bn, while securities and loans increased.
Financial highlights
FY2025 net interest income rose to JPY 1,536.3bn, up JPY 201.0bn year-over-year, driven by higher yen interest rates.
Net fees and commissions increased to JPY 167.5bn, up JPY 11.2bn year-over-year.
General and administrative expenses increased to JPY 946.4bn, mainly due to growth investments.
Dividend payout ratio remains around 50%, with share repurchases totaling JPY 30bn in FY2025.
Net income per share reached JPY 147.10, up from JPY 114.60 year-over-year.
Outlook and guidance
FY2026 guidance: net income JPY 660.0bn, net interest income JPY 1,782.0bn, and G&A expenses JPY 997.0bn.
FY2027 forecast: Net ordinary income JPY 955.0bn (up 25.7%), net income attributable to owners of parent JPY 660.0bn (up 25.5%), net income per share JPY 185.29.
Medium-term targets for FY2028: net income over JPY 1tn, ROE approx. 10%, OHR approx. 40%, CET1 ratio 11–13%.
Progressive dividends and ongoing share repurchases planned, with a focus on balancing shareholder returns and growth investments.
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