-- 村田製作所（TYO:6981）2025財年歸屬於母公司股東的淨利為2,339億日圓，與去年同期的2,338億日圓基本持平。 根據週四提交給東京證券交易所的文件，這家電子電容器製造商的基本每股收益從去年同期的125.08日圓增至127.66日圓。 截至3月31日的整個財年，公司營收成長5%，達到1.831兆日元，高於上年的1.743兆日圓。 在另一份揭露文件中，村田製作所將最終股利從最初預測的每股30日圓上調至35日圓，將於6月30日起支付。 該公司預計2026財年歸屬於股東的淨利為2,930億日圓，基本每股收益為160.96日元，營收為1.960兆日圓。 村田製作所計劃在本年度派發每股 35 日圓的期中股息和年終股息，高於去年派發的股息數額。
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