-- 商船三井（東証：9104）の親会社株主に帰属する純利益は、2025年度（2025年）で前年の4,255億円から約50%減の2,133億円に急落した。 同社の1株当たり純利益は、前年の1,184.45円から618.80円に減少した。これは、木曜日に東京証券取引所に提出された書類で明らかになった。 3月31日終了の通期売上高は、前年の1兆7,750億円から2.8%増の1兆8,250億円となった。 2026年度については、純利益1,700億円、1株当たり純利益494.77円、売上高2兆400億円を見込んでいる。 商船三井ラインズは、今年度の中間配当として1株当たり100円、期末配当として1株当たり105円を支払う予定であり、これは前年同期に支払われた中間配当85円、期末配当115円を上回る額となる。
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