Introducing a Shareholder Special Benefit conduct company - 9769 GAKKYUSHA

Today I will talk about GAKKYUSHA, which runs private classes, especially preparatory schools for

taking examinations for junior high schools, high schools and universities.

※The above images are from GAKKYUSHA’s website

 

9769 GAKKYUSHA

GAKKYUSHA is known for its management of private classes named ena, based in western Tokyo, and I believe it is familiar to and often seen by those living in the western Tokyo area.

Even with the declining birthrate, GAKKYUSHA is actively opening classes with the aim of having the highest number of

successful applicants.

There is a concern of maintaining high profit margins if it expands, but it seems that they are reducing costs at the same time.

 

¥1,391(12/6 last closing price)   The latest stock price← click here  Trading unit: 100

The final month of the settlement: March  Dividend yield 4.31% PER 14.79  PBR 4.00

Equity ratio 50.8%

 

Although private classes seem to have no future potential, GAKKYUSHA has a steady reputation mainly in the western Tokyo local area, so that both sales and operating profit are stable.

Shareholders should be grateful, because the company has a relatively high dividend payout ratio.

In addition to high dividends, once a year shareholders can receive 1,000 yen Quo card as a shareholders special benefit.

 

GAKKYUSHA 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

9,924

1,494

977

91.3

60

66%

2018.3

10,304

1,579

1,004

91.0

60

66%

2019.3

10,568

1,293

857

76.5

60

78%

2020.3

11,000

1,700

1,100

98.8

60

61%

※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

1,280

1,433

CF investing activities

1,336

1,110

CF financing activities

239

259

※One unit is one million yen

 

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