MID-TERM MANAGEMENT PLAN

We formulated the 8th Mid-term Management Plan (FY2022 – FY2026) in order to materialize our corporate vision, Create MORITO’s existence value, Realize “New MORITO Group.”
We will continue our efforts to become a global niche top company that keeps making a big difference in the world with small parts.

Efforts to Become a Global Niche Top Company

Efforts to Become a Global Niche Top Company

Building global network

Sales and procurementHong Kong, the U.S., Netherlands, China (Shanghai), Thailand, Myanmar, Mexico

ManufacturingChina (Shenzhen), the U.S. (Georgia), Vietnam (Da Nang)

M&ASCOVILL (the U.S.), MATEX (Japan), MANEUVERLINE (Japan)

Enhancing profitability

・ Establishing a global quality assurance system

・ Establishing an in-house logistics center

・ Transitioning to a holding company structure

・ Splitting operating company, MORITO JAPAN

Strengthening management system

・ Diversity and work style reform

・ Personnel strategies, including hiring mid-career workers

MORITO’s Vision

Become a global niche top company
that keeps making a big difference
in the world with small parts

Basic Policy of the 8th Mid-term Management Plan

Use the run-up to FY2026 to pave the way toward accelerating growth in the future

Basic Policy of the 8th Medium-Term Management Plan

Investment Strategy

Basic Policy of the 8th Medium-Term Management Plan

Investment Strategy [M&A]

Basic Policy of the 8th Medium-Term Management Plan

Financial Targets under the 8th Mid-term Management Plan

Aim for consolidated net sales of 60,000 million yen, consolidated operating profit of 3,000 million yen, and an ROE of 6.5% during the FY2022–2026 period
*Financial targets were updated on January 12, 2024.

Financial Targets under the 8th Medium-Term Management Plan

Shareholder Returns

We regard returning profits to shareholders as one of our most important management goals and determine the dividend amounts based on the following policy.

Realize stable
and continuous
dividend payments

Dividend payout
ratio of 50% or more

in relation to profit attributable
to owners of parent is the standard

Standard of a
dividend on equity (DOE)
ratio of 4.0%

(on a consolidated basis)

Continue to consider buying back shares whenever necessary and canceling them appropriately

*In a fiscal year with a significant fluctuation in after-tax profit attributable to owners of parent due to special factors such as extraordinary income or losses, the dividend amount will be determined in consideration of the corresponding impact.