Introducing a Shareholder Special Benefit conduct company - 4636 T & K TOKA

Today I will talk about T & K TOKA, which mainly manufactures and sells printing inks, and occupies more than 50% of the market share of UV curable inks.

The above images are from T & K TOKA’s website

 

4636 TK TOKA

In recent years, along with the widespread use of electronic terminals, printed materials on paper media such as newspapers and publications have decreased.

However, there is stable demand for package printing such as food and daily necessities in both developed and emerging countries.
The ink industry is also demanding small-lot and, multi-product production, which seems to be exactly what T & K TOKA is good at.

 

971 10/11 last closing price) The latest stock price← click here  Trading unit: 100

The final month of the settlement: March  Dividend yield 3.50%   PER 14.82  PBR 0.52

Equity ratio 66.6%

 

The price of main raw materials for ink, such as pigments and resins has continued to rise sharply due to reduced production due to stricter environmental regulations in China.

However, since printing ink accounts for a small percentage of manufacturing costs for printing companies, I believe it is relatively easily acceptable.

 

In addition to dividends, T & K TOKA has set up a shareholder special benefit and once a year you can receive a 1,000 yen Quo card.

 

T & K TOKA special benefits ←Click here for details

 

Transition of business results

 

Net sales

Operating

profit

Net profit

Net profit

per share

dividend

Dividend

payout ratio

2017.3

48,030

2,427

3,203

132.6

22

17%

2018.3

47,942

1,911

2,047

87.2

34

39%

2019.3

49,638

368

627

26.7

34

127%

2020.3

52,700

1,250

1,540

65.5

34

55%

Unit of sales, operating profit, net income is one-million yen

The figure for March 2020 is the predicted value

 

Cash flow statement

2019.3

2018.3

CF operating activities

3,010

3,530

CF investing activities

1,458

4,842

CF financing activities

1,114

1,501

One unit is one million yen

 

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