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三井物産、3月期決算における利益は7%減少

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-- 三井物産 (TYO:8031) の親会社株主に帰属する利益は、3月31日終了の会計年度において、前年度の9003億円から7.4%減の約8340億円となった。

同社の1株当たり利益は、前年度の306.47円から290.86円に減少している。

売上高は前年度の14.7兆円から4.6%減の約14兆円となった。

同社は2026年度の期末配当を1株当たり60円とする。

2027年3月31日終了の会計年度については、株主に帰属する利益を9200億円、1株当たり利益を324.61円と見込んでおり、今年度は1株当たり70円の中間配当および期末配当を支払う予定であり、これは前年同期の配当額を上回る。

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