TABLE-Mory Industries <Origin Href="QuoteRef">5464.T</Origin> -2022/23 parent results

May 10 (Reuters)-

Mory Industries Inc

PARENT-ONLY FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS

(in billions of yen unless specified) Year ended Year ended Year to NEXT

Mar 31, 2023 Mar 31, 2022 Mar 31, 2024 YEAR

LATEST YEAR-AGO COMPANY COMPANY

RESULTS RESULTS FORECAST H1 FORECAST
Sales 46.36 41.49 43.00 21.00

(+11.7 pct) (+21.5 pct) (-7.2 pct) (-8.7 pct)
Operating 6.51 5.49

(+18.5 pct) (+90.9 pct)
Recurring 7.06 6.09 4.60 2.30

(+16.0 pct) (+74.8 pct) (-34.9 pct) (-38.2 pct)
Net 5.00 4.34 3.20 1.60

(+15.2 pct) (+70.5 pct) (-36.0 pct) (-38.3 pct)
EPS 643.46 yen 553.75 yen 412.10 yen 206.05 yen
Ann Div 180.00 yen 130.00 yen 130.00 yen
-Q2 Div 40.00 yen 30.00 yen 40.00 yen
-Q4 Div 140.00 yen 100.00 yen 90.00 yen

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