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Japan Post Holdings 日本郵政(株)

Official name: JAPAN POST HOLDINGS CO., LTD.

Code 6178 · Prime market · Sector: IT & Services, Others

Themes: Governance and capital-efficiency reform

Next results date: , as the company's IR page states

ROE

4%

Book value per share and ROESource: Financial Services Agency (EDINET) — as of 2026-06-18higher than 7 of 99
FCF margin

—

not meaningful for banks and insurers

Equity ratio

3.4%

Equity ratioSource: Financial Services Agency (EDINET) — as of 2026-06-18higher than 1 of 100
Revenue growth (5y CAGR)

−0.5%

Revenue and ordinary-income marginSource: Financial Services Agency (EDINET), KabuFacts — as of 2026-06-18higher than 1 of 87

ROE, equity ratio, FCF margin and growth come from the latest annual report on EDINET. PBR and dividend yield use the weekly reference close. Ranks compare with the companies among the 100 that have a value.

In plain words

  • Revenue fell 0.5% a year over the 5 fiscal years to March 2026.
  • The dividend was ¥50 per share in the fiscal year to March 2026, covered 2.58 times by earnings per share.
  • Equity was 3.4% of total assets at the end of March 2026.

Growth

Yearly growth of revenue, earnings per share and the dividend over 5 fiscal years (CAGR).

Revenue

RevenueSource: Financial Services Agency (EDINET), KabuFacts — as of 2026-06-1805T10T15T2017-032018-032019-032020-032021-032022-032023-032024-032025-032026-03
RevenueSource: Financial Services Agency (EDINET), KabuFacts — as of 2026-06-1805T10T15T2018-032020-032022-032024-032026-03
Source: Financial Services Agency (EDINET), KabuFacts · as of 2026-06-18 Download CSV

Notes

  • Revenue (2017-03-31, 2018-03-31, 2019-03-31, 2020-03-31, 2021-03-31, 2022-03-31, 2023-03-31, 2024-03-31, 2025-03-31, 2026-03-31): ordinary revenue (経常収益), the bank/insurer top line
  • FY ended March 2017, FY ended March 2018, FY ended March 2019, FY ended March 2020, FY ended March 2021: read from S100LL38, shown as filed. Amended annual reports filed later: S100QWQH (Corrections filed).
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DateRevenue
2017-03-31¥13,326,534,000,000
2018-03-31¥12,920,375,000,000
2019-03-31¥12,774,999,000,000
2020-03-31¥11,950,185,000,000
2021-03-31¥11,720,403,000,000
2022-03-31¥11,264,774,000,000
2023-03-31¥11,138,570,000,000
2024-03-31¥11,982,152,000,000
2025-03-31¥11,468,368,000,000
2026-03-31¥11,440,586,000,000

Basic EPS / DPS

  • Basic EPS
  • DPS
Basic EPS / DPSSource: Financial Services Agency (EDINET), KabuFacts — as of 2026-06-18−500501001502017-03-312026-03-31
Basic EPS / DPSSource: Financial Services Agency (EDINET), KabuFacts — as of 2026-06-18−500501001502017-03-312026-03-31
Source: Financial Services Agency (EDINET), KabuFacts · as of 2026-06-18 Download CSV

Notes

  • FY ended March 2017, FY ended March 2018, FY ended March 2019, FY ended March 2020, FY ended March 2021: read from S100LL38, shown as filed. Amended annual reports filed later: S100QWQH (Corrections filed).
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DateBasic EPSDPS
2017-03-31−¥7.04¥50
2018-03-31¥112.97¥57
2019-03-31¥118.57¥50
2020-03-31¥119.64¥50
2021-03-31¥103.44¥50
2022-03-31¥131.93¥50
2023-03-31¥120.82¥50
2024-03-31¥80.26¥50
2025-03-31¥119.3¥50
2026-03-31¥129.14¥50
How it's calculated

Short periods from a fiscal-year change are skipped. A starting value of zero or below gives no rate.

Profitability

Profit per yen of sales and of assets, and the three DuPont factors that multiply to ROE (ROE, ROA, DuPont analysis).

Ordinary-income margin (ordinary income ÷ revenue)

Ordinary-income margin (ordinary income ÷ revenue)Source: Financial Services Agency (EDINET), KabuFacts — as of 2026-06-180%2%4%6%8%10%2017-03-312026-03-31
Ordinary-income margin (ordinary income ÷ revenue)Source: Financial Services Agency (EDINET), KabuFacts — as of 2026-06-180%2%4%6%8%10%2017-03-312026-03-31
Source: Financial Services Agency (EDINET), KabuFacts · as of 2026-06-18 Download CSV

Notes

  • Ordinary-income margin (ordinary income ÷ revenue) (2017-03-31, 2018-03-31, 2019-03-31, 2020-03-31, 2021-03-31, 2022-03-31, 2023-03-31, 2024-03-31, 2025-03-31, 2026-03-31): using ordinary income (経常利益) (operating income not separately tagged); ordinary revenue (経常収益), the bank/insurer top line
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DateOrdinary-income margin (ordinary income ÷ revenue)
2017-03-315.967%
2018-03-317.091%
2019-03-316.503%
2020-03-317.234%
2021-03-317.8%
2022-03-318.801%
2023-03-315.904%
2024-03-315.578%
2025-03-317.103%
2026-03-319.396%

Return on equity

Return on equitySource: Financial Services Agency (EDINET) — as of 2026-06-18−1%0%1%2%3%4%2017-03-312026-03-31
Return on equitySource: Financial Services Agency (EDINET) — as of 2026-06-18−1%0%1%2%3%4%2017-03-312026-03-31
Source: Financial Services Agency (EDINET) · as of 2026-06-18 Download CSV

Notes

  • FY ended March 2017, FY ended March 2018, FY ended March 2019, FY ended March 2020, FY ended March 2021: read from S100LL38, shown as filed. Amended annual reports filed later: S100QWQH (Corrections filed).
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DateReturn on equity
2017-03-31−0.2%
2018-03-313.4%
2019-03-313.6%
2020-03-314%
2021-03-313.4%
2022-03-313.8%
2023-03-313.9%
2024-03-312.6%
2025-03-313.8%
2026-03-314%

Net margin / ROA

  • Net margin
  • ROA
Net margin / ROASource: Financial Services Agency (EDINET), KabuFacts — as of 2026-06-18−1%0%1%2%3%4%5%2017-03-312026-03-31
Net margin / ROASource: Financial Services Agency (EDINET), KabuFacts — as of 2026-06-18−1%0%1%2%3%4%5%2017-03-312026-03-31
Source: Financial Services Agency (EDINET), KabuFacts · as of 2026-06-18 Download CSV

Notes

  • Net margin (2017-03-31, 2018-03-31, 2019-03-31, 2020-03-31, 2021-03-31, 2022-03-31, 2023-03-31, 2024-03-31, 2025-03-31, 2026-03-31): ordinary revenue (経常収益), the bank/insurer top line
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DateNet marginROA
2017-03-31−0.217%−0.01%
2018-03-313.565%0.158%
2019-03-313.753%0.168%
2020-03-314.048%0.169%
2021-03-313.568%0.14%
2022-03-314.454%0.165%
2023-03-313.87%0.146%
2024-03-312.242%0.09%
2025-03-313.231%0.125%
2026-03-313.274%0.129%

Leverage (assets / equity)

Leverage (assets / equity)Source: Financial Services Agency (EDINET), KabuFacts — as of 2026-06-180x5x10x15x20x25x2017-032018-032019-032020-032021-032022-032023-032024-032025-032026-03
Leverage (assets / equity)Source: Financial Services Agency (EDINET), KabuFacts — as of 2026-06-180x5x10x15x20x25x2018-032020-032022-032024-032026-03
Source: Financial Services Agency (EDINET), KabuFacts · as of 2026-06-18 Download CSV
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DateLeverage (assets / equity)
2017-03-3119.6x
2018-03-3119.71x
2019-03-3119.35x
2020-03-3122.68x
2021-03-3118.53x
2022-03-3120.69x
2023-03-3119.61x
2024-03-3118.98x
2025-03-3119.43x
2026-03-3117.59x

Asset turnover is not shown for banks and insurers. Their revenue is interest, fees and premiums earned on loans and securities, so revenue divided by assets is not a turnover.

How it's calculated

The ROE line is the company's filed figure, computed on average equity. The DuPont factors use year-end figures, so their product can differ slightly.

Cash

Cash from operations, cash spent on investment, and what was left (free cash flow, cash conversion).

Not shown for banks and insurers. Deposits, loans and policy reserves run through their operating cash flow, and their balance sheets have no current/non-current split.

Cash flows: operating, investing, financing

  • Operating cash flow
  • Investing cash flow
  • Financing cash flow
Cash flows: operating, investing, financingSource: Financial Services Agency (EDINET) — as of 2026-06-18−15T−10T−5T05T10T2017-03-312026-03-31
Cash flows: operating, investing, financingSource: Financial Services Agency (EDINET) — as of 2026-06-18−15T−10T−5T05T10T2017-03-312026-03-31
Source: Financial Services Agency (EDINET) · as of 2026-06-18 Download CSV

Notes

  • FY ended March 2017, FY ended March 2018, FY ended March 2019, FY ended March 2020, FY ended March 2021: read from S100LL38, shown as filed. Amended annual reports filed later: S100QWQH (Corrections filed).
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DateOperating cash flowInvesting cash flowFinancing cash flow
2017-03-31−¥991,123,000,000+¥6,300,698,000,000−¥225,199,000,000
2018-03-31−¥2,337,394,000,000+¥99,012,000,000−¥292,041,000,000
2019-03-31−¥3,609,800,000,000+¥5,186,043,000,000−¥111,256,000,000
2020-03-31+¥305,850,000,000+¥1,040,484,000,000+¥99,003,000,000
2021-03-31+¥6,965,155,000,000+¥2,015,201,000,000+¥50,578,000,000
2022-03-31+¥4,984,168,000,000+¥1,413,220,000,000−¥621,040,000,000
2023-03-31−¥8,154,220,000,000+¥9,352,146,000,000+¥552,634,000,000
2024-03-31−¥2,359,045,000,000−¥7,718,612,000,000−¥606,258,000,000
2025-03-31+¥2,794,869,000,000+¥4,684,413,000,000+¥215,896,000,000
2026-03-31−¥10,338,345,000,000+¥669,224,000,000−¥622,930,000,000

Cash and cash equivalents at year end

Cash and cash equivalents at year endSource: Financial Services Agency (EDINET) — as of 2026-06-18020T40T60T80T2017-032018-032019-032020-032021-032022-032023-032024-032025-032026-03
Cash and cash equivalents at year endSource: Financial Services Agency (EDINET) — as of 2026-06-18020T40T60T80T2018-032020-032022-032024-032026-03
Source: Financial Services Agency (EDINET) · as of 2026-06-18 Download CSV

Notes

  • FY ended March 2017, FY ended March 2018, FY ended March 2019, FY ended March 2020, FY ended March 2021: read from S100LL38, shown as filed. Amended annual reports filed later: S100QWQH (Corrections filed).
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DateCash and cash equivalents
2017-03-31¥53,225,675,000,000
2018-03-31¥50,694,528,000,000
2019-03-31¥52,160,289,000,000
2020-03-31¥53,603,857,000,000
2021-03-31¥62,637,954,000,000
2022-03-31¥68,419,223,000,000
2023-03-31¥70,181,478,000,000
2024-03-31¥59,504,011,000,000
2025-03-31¥67,199,263,000,000
2026-03-31¥56,910,206,000,000
How it's calculated
  • Free cash flow (FCF): FCF = Operating cash flow + Investing cash flow
  • FCF margin: FCF margin = Free cash flow / Revenue
  • Cash conversion: Cash conversion = Operating cash flow / Net profit attributable to owners
  • Cash / total assets: Cash and cash equivalents at year end / Total assets

Investing cash flow is negative when the company invests, so FCF is operating cash flow minus what was invested. Filings give no consistent debt line, so cash is shown against total assets instead of as net cash.

Dividends

The dividend per share over time, the share of profit it took, its size against book value, and how many times earnings covered it (DOE, dividend cover, payout ratio).

Dividend per share and record

Dividend per share and recordSource: Financial Services Agency (EDINET), KabuFacts — as of 2026-06-1801020304050602017-032018-032019-032020-032021-032022-032023-032024-032025-032026-03
Dividend per share and recordSource: Financial Services Agency (EDINET), KabuFacts — as of 2026-06-1801020304050602018-032020-032022-032024-032026-03
Source: Financial Services Agency (EDINET), KabuFacts · as of 2026-06-18 Download CSV

Notes

  • DPS (2018-03-31): increased vs prior year
  • DPS (2019-03-31): cut vs prior year
  • DPS (2020-03-31, 2021-03-31, 2022-03-31, 2023-03-31, 2024-03-31, 2025-03-31, 2026-03-31): held flat vs prior year
  • FY ended March 2017, FY ended March 2018, FY ended March 2019, FY ended March 2020, FY ended March 2021: read from S100LL38, shown as filed. Amended annual reports filed later: S100QWQH (Corrections filed).
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DateDPS
2017-03-31¥50
2018-03-31¥57
2019-03-31¥50
2020-03-31¥50
2021-03-31¥50
2022-03-31¥50
2023-03-31¥50
2024-03-31¥50
2025-03-31¥50
2026-03-31¥50

7 consecutive fiscal years without a dividend cut, including 0 years of increases in a row. The count runs back from the latest year with a dividend figure and stops at a gap or a fiscal-year change.

DOE

1.44%

DOE, dividend cover and sustainable growthSource: Financial Services Agency (EDINET), KabuFacts — as of 2026-06-18

the fiscal year to March 2026

Dividend cover

2.58x

DOE, dividend cover and sustainable growthSource: Financial Services Agency (EDINET), KabuFacts — as of 2026-06-18

the fiscal year to March 2026

Sustainable growth

+2.5%

DOE, dividend cover and sustainable growthSource: Financial Services Agency (EDINET), KabuFacts — as of 2026-06-18

the fiscal year to March 2026

Source: Financial Services Agency (EDINET), KabuFacts · as of 2026-06-18 Download CSV

Payout ratio

Payout ratioSource: Financial Services Agency (EDINET), KabuFacts — as of 2026-06-180%20%40%60%80%2017-03-312026-03-31
Payout ratioSource: Financial Services Agency (EDINET), KabuFacts — as of 2026-06-180%20%40%60%80%2017-03-312026-03-31
Source: Financial Services Agency (EDINET), KabuFacts · as of 2026-06-18 Download CSV

Notes

  • Payout ratio (2017-03-31): not computable (loss year or zero EPS)
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DatePayout ratio
2017-03-31—
2018-03-3150.456%
2019-03-3142.169%
2020-03-3141.792%
2021-03-3148.337%
2022-03-3137.899%
2023-03-3141.384%
2024-03-3162.298%
2025-03-3141.911%
2026-03-3138.718%
How it's calculated

Balance sheet

Equity as a share of assets, Altman's Z'' balance-sheet score and the nine Piotroski accounting checks (equity ratio, Altman Z'', Piotroski F-score).

Equity ratio

Equity ratioSource: Financial Services Agency (EDINET) — as of 2026-06-180%1%2%3%4%5%2017-03-312026-03-31
Equity ratioSource: Financial Services Agency (EDINET) — as of 2026-06-180%1%2%3%4%5%2017-03-312026-03-31
Source: Financial Services Agency (EDINET) · as of 2026-06-18 Download CSV

Notes

  • FY ended March 2017, FY ended March 2018, FY ended March 2019, FY ended March 2020, FY ended March 2021: read from S100LL38, shown as filed. Amended annual reports filed later: S100QWQH (Corrections filed).
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DateEquity ratio
2017-03-314.6%
2018-03-314.6%
2019-03-314.6%
2020-03-313.8%
2021-03-314.6%
2022-03-314.1%
2023-03-313.4%
2024-03-313.4%
2025-03-313.1%
2026-03-313.4%

Net income, total assets and equity

  • Net income (owners of parent)
  • Total assets
  • Net assets
Net income, total assets and equitySource: Financial Services Agency (EDINET) — as of 2026-06-18−100T0100T200T300T400T2017-03-312026-03-31
Net income, total assets and equitySource: Financial Services Agency (EDINET) — as of 2026-06-18−100T0100T200T300T400T2017-03-312026-03-31
Source: Financial Services Agency (EDINET) · as of 2026-06-18 Download CSV

Notes

  • FY ended March 2017, FY ended March 2018, FY ended March 2019, FY ended March 2020, FY ended March 2021: read from S100LL38, shown as filed. Amended annual reports filed later: S100QWQH (Corrections filed).
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DateNet income (owners of parent)Total assetsNet assets
2017-03-31−¥28,976,000,000¥293,162,545,000,000¥14,954,581,000,000
2018-03-31+¥460,623,000,000¥290,640,154,000,000¥14,743,234,000,000
2019-03-31+¥479,419,000,000¥286,170,709,000,000¥14,788,654,000,000
2020-03-31+¥483,733,000,000¥286,098,449,000,000¥12,616,774,000,000
2021-03-31+¥418,238,000,000¥297,738,131,000,000¥16,071,067,000,000
2022-03-31+¥501,685,000,000¥303,846,980,000,000¥14,688,981,000,000
2023-03-31+¥431,045,000,000¥296,093,652,000,000¥15,096,168,000,000
2024-03-31+¥268,685,000,000¥298,689,150,000,000¥15,738,530,000,000
2025-03-31+¥370,564,000,000¥297,149,653,000,000¥15,289,540,000,000
2026-03-31+¥374,556,000,000¥289,864,524,000,000¥16,481,925,000,000

Book value per share

Book value per shareSource: Financial Services Agency (EDINET) — as of 2026-06-1801,0002,0003,0004,0002017-032018-032019-032020-032021-032022-032023-032024-032025-032026-03
Book value per shareSource: Financial Services Agency (EDINET) — as of 2026-06-1801,0002,0003,0004,0002018-032020-032022-032024-032026-03
Source: Financial Services Agency (EDINET) · as of 2026-06-18 Download CSV

Notes

  • FY ended March 2017, FY ended March 2018, FY ended March 2019, FY ended March 2020, FY ended March 2021: read from S100LL38, shown as filed. Amended annual reports filed later: S100QWQH (Corrections filed).
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DateBook value per share
2017-03-31¥3,268.19
2018-03-31¥3,278.11
2019-03-31¥3,287.86
2020-03-31¥2,704.24
2021-03-31¥3,411.6
2022-03-31¥3,361.06
2023-03-31¥2,912.16
2024-03-31¥3,202.94
2025-03-31¥3,058.6
2026-03-31¥3,461.65

Altman Z'' score

Not computed: not meaningful for banks and insurers.

Piotroski checklist

Not computed: not meaningful for banks and insurers.

How it's calculated
  • Equity ratio: Equity ratio = Equity / Total assets
  • Altman Z'' score: Z'' = 6.56 x (Working capital / Total assets) + 3.26 x (Retained earnings / Total assets) + 6.72 x (Operating income / Total assets) + 1.05 x (Equity / Total liabilities)
  • Piotroski F-score: F-score = number of the nine checks passed (shown as 'passed of evaluated')

Z'' is Altman's 1995 form for non-manufacturers and non-US companies, using book equity rather than the share price. Piotroski's debt check uses liabilities divided by total assets, because filings carry no consistent debt line. A check whose input is missing counts neither way.

Owners & people

Who holds the shares by category, the company-reported total shareholder return, and the workforce (shareholder composition, TSR, average salary).

Shareholding by owner category

  1. Government and local authorities35.96%2 shareholders
  2. Individuals and others23.88%519,790 shareholders
  3. Foreign corporations etc.21.79%843 shareholders
  4. Financial institutions12.38%94 shareholders
  5. Securities firms3.34%42 shareholders
  6. Other corporations2.6%4,124 shareholders
  7. Foreign individuals0.05%1,386 shareholders
Source: Financial Services Agency (EDINET), KabuFacts · as of 2026-06-18 Download CSV

Note: treasury shares are not a separate category here: filings count them inside individuals and others (個人その他).

Shares outstanding vs treasury shares

  • Total shares issued
  • Treasury shares
Shares outstanding vs treasury sharesSource: Financial Services Agency (EDINET) — as of 2026-06-1801B2B3B4B5B2017-03-312026-03-31
Shares outstanding vs treasury sharesSource: Financial Services Agency (EDINET) — as of 2026-06-1801B2B3B4B5B2017-03-312026-03-31
Source: Financial Services Agency (EDINET) · as of 2026-06-18 Download CSV

Notes

  • FY ended March 2017, FY ended March 2018, FY ended March 2019, FY ended March 2020, FY ended March 2021: read from S100LL38, shown as filed. Amended annual reports filed later: S100QWQH (Corrections filed).
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DateTotal shares issued (shares)Treasury shares (shares)
2017-03-314,500,000,000—
2018-03-314,500,000,000—
2019-03-314,500,000,000—
2020-03-314,500,000,000—
2021-03-314,500,000,000456,139,200
2022-03-313,767,870,000—
2023-03-313,657,797,000—
2024-03-313,461,049,000—
2025-03-313,206,240,000—
2026-03-312,972,934,000164,840,600

Total shareholder return (company-reported)

Total shareholder return (company-reported)Source: Financial Services Agency (EDINET) — as of 2026-06-180%50%100%150%200%250%2022-03-312026-03-31
Total shareholder return (company-reported)Source: Financial Services Agency (EDINET) — as of 2026-06-180%50%100%150%200%250%2022-03-312026-03-31
Source: Financial Services Agency (EDINET) · as of 2026-06-18 Download CSV
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DateTotal shareholder return since FY2021 (100% = break-even), as reported
2022-03-31+96.1%
2023-03-31+119.2%
2024-03-31+170.5%
2025-03-31+171.6%
2026-03-31+206.6%

TSR rows share one starting point: the fiscal year end five years before the latest report. The first row covers one year and the last covers five. 100% means the holding, dividends included, was worth what it cost; the company reports the figure.

People

Average salary

¥8.7 million

Average age

43.1 years

Average tenure

15.9 years

Revenue per employee

¥51.0 million

Average salary, age and tenure cover the parent company's own employees (提出会社), as filed. Revenue per employee divides group revenue by group employees.

Where each figure comes from

Each trail lists every year with its EDINET filing and the exact XBRL line.

Weekly snapshot

Reference close†Market cap (issued shares)‡PER (actual)‡PBR‡Yield (trailing)‡ROE‡Equity ratio‡
¥2,355.5¥7.00 trillion18.24x0.68x2.12%4%3.4%

† Reference close for the week ending 9 October 2026. ‡ Computed from the EDINET filings and the reference close.

IR events

Next: · Results briefing

Subscribe in your calendar (Japan Post Holdings)Google CalendarOutlook.ics file

The past year

JSTEventCompany's own titleStatus
Results briefingFinancial Results Telephone Conference for the Three Months Ended June 30, 2026Held

Corrections filed

Amended reports filed on EDINET since 12 October 2021, newest first (21).

Japan earnings calendar for the 100

Capital actions

EDINET filings in the 12 months to 9 October 2026.

Buybacks

Buyback-status reports do not tag their share counts or yen totals. Each report's EDINET docID leads to its full text.

DateFilerEDINET docID
2026-06-05日本郵政株式会社S100Y8A7
2026-04-03日本郵政株式会社S100XWIR
2026-03-06日本郵政株式会社S100XOOZ
2026-02-06日本郵政株式会社S100XJNO
2026-01-09日本郵政株式会社S100XEN2
2025-12-05日本郵政株式会社S100X8CK
2025-11-07日本郵政株式会社S100WZ4V

Large-holding filings

No large-holding report (大量保有報告書) or amendment named this company in the 12 months.

Takeover-bid filings

No takeover-bid filing (公開買付届出書) or target-company opinion named this company in the 12 months.

Leverage

Liabilities were 28.41x equity, worked out from the equity ratio as (1 ÷ equity ratio) − 1. It is an estimate from the balance sheet, not a reported debt figure.

Rank among the 100 companies on six measures

Each rank is a percentile among the companies with a value: 0 is the lowest, 100 the highest. "Shareholder returns" counts dividend growth only, not buybacks.

MeasureRank among the 100 (percentile)Inputs
Growth (5y revenue CAGR)15y revenue CAGR: −0.48% · Stocks ranked (n): 87
Profitability (ROE, 3y average)2ROE (3y average): 3.47% · Stocks ranked (n): 100
Balance sheet (equity ratio)1Equity ratio: 3.4% · Stocks ranked (n): 100
Valuation vs own history (PBR)insufficient dataCurrent PBR: 0.68x · 10y median PBR: — · Stocks ranked (n): 0
Shareholder returns (DPS CAGR)25y DPS CAGR: 0% · Buyback yield: — · Stocks ranked (n): 95
Momentum (52-week range position)insufficient data52-week range position: — · Stocks ranked (n): 0

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