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itamiarts inc. (168A) Dividend Date & History

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itamiarts inc. (168A) pays a Annual dividend. This page shows 168A’s dividend history, latest dividend amount, dividend yield, ex-dividend date, record date, and dividend payment date.

Dividend Data

Next Ex-Dividend Date
Jan 28, 2027
Payment date
Jan 28, 2027
Dividend Amount Per Share
JPY 20.00
Annually
Dividend Yield
1.94%
Sector: Communication Services
Sector Average: 1.209%
Payout Ratio
―
Dividend Growth
2 years
Since 2025

Dividend Amount Per Share

JPY 0.00JPY 5.00JPY 10.00JPY 15.00JPY 20.00Jan 2025Jan 2026Jan 2027

168A Dividend History

JP:168A dividend history
Ex-DateRecord DatePayment DateFrequencyDeclaration DateAmount
Jan 28, 2027Jan 31, 2027Jan 28, 2027Annually―JPY 20.00
Jan 29, 2026Jan 31, 2026Apr 27, 2026Annually―JPY 20.00
Jan 30, 2025Jan 31, 2025Apr 28, 2025Annually―JPY 20.00

The table shows itamiarts inc.’s dividend history, including amount per share, payout frequency, declaration, record and payment dates.

FAQ

Does itamiarts inc. pay dividends?
Yes, JP:168A has paid a dividend within the past 12 months.
How much is itamiarts inc.'s dividend?
JP:168A pays a dividend of ¥20 per share. JP:168A's annual dividend yield is 1.94%.
When is itamiarts inc. ex-dividend date?
itamiarts inc.'s upcoming ex-dividend date is on Jan 28, 2027. itamiarts inc. shareholders who own JP:168A stock before this date will receive itamiarts inc.'s next dividend payment of ¥20 per share on Jan 28, 2027. Add JP:168A to your watchlist to be reminded before itamiarts inc.'s ex-dividend date.
When is itamiarts inc. dividend payment date?
itamiarts inc.'s next dividend payment date is on Jan 28, 2027, when itamiarts inc. shareholders who own JP:168A shares before Jan 28, 2027 will receive a dividend payment of ¥20 per share. Add JP:168A to your watchlist to be reminded of JP:168A's next dividend payment.
Does itamiarts inc. have sufficient earnings to cover their dividend?
JP:168A's trailing earnings are negative, so the payout ratio is not meaningful.