CareNet Dividend
The Dividend of CareNet (2150.T) as of Aug 24, 2026 is 12.00 JPY. In the previous year, Dividend was 12.00 JPY — a change of 0.00% (lower).
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12.00JPY
YoY
0.00%
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How much dividend does CareNet 2026 pay?
According to the latest status from August 2026, CareNet paid a total of 12.00 JPY per share in dividends within the last 12 months. With the current CareNet price of 0.00 JPY, this corresponds to a dividend yield of - %. A dividend is paid times per year.
The payout ratio is around 47% of earnings.
Historical CareNet Dividends
A dividend is paid times per year. Last year, the payout months were and January.
| Paydate | Dividend |
|---|---|
| 12.00JPY | |
| 12.00JPY | |
| 12.00JPY | |
| 6.00JPY | |
| 6.00JPY | |
| 8.00JPY | |
| 6.00JPY | |
| 6.00JPY | |
| 6.00JPY | |
| 8.00JPY | |
| 10.00JPY | |
| 6.00JPY | |
| 3.00JPY | |
| 3.00JPY | |
| 1,100.00JPY | |
| 2,750.00JPY | |
| 2,450.00JPY |
The CareNet Dividend history
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| YEAR | Dividend | YoY |
|---|---|---|
| est | 41.47JPY | +20.00% |
| est | 34.56JPY | +20.00% |
| est | 28.80JPY | +20.00% |
| est | 24.00JPY | +100.00% |
| 12.00JPY | 0.00% | |
| 12.00JPY | +100.00% | |
| 6.00JPY | 0.00% | |
| 6.00JPY | +200.00% | |
| 2.00JPY | +33.33% | |
| 1.50JPY | 0.00% | |
| 1.50JPY | 0.00% | |
| 1.50JPY | +50.00% | |
| 1.00JPY | -20.00% | |
| 1.25JPY | +11.11% | |
| 1.13JPY | -62.50% | |
| 3.00JPY | — | |
| 0.00JPY | — | |
| 0.00JPY | -100.00% | |
| 1.38JPY | -99.88% | |
| 1,100.00JPY | -60.00% | |
| 2,750.00JPY | +12.24% | |
| 2,450.00JPY | — | |
| 0.00JPY | — | |
| 0.00JPY | — |
CareNet dividend history and estimates
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Is the CareNet Dividend Safe?
CareNet has been increasing the dividend for 0 years.
Over the past 10 years, CareNet has increased it by an annual 2.92%.
Over a five-year period, the distribution rose by 14.87%.
Analysts expect a Dividend Increase of 41.42% for the current fiscal year.
CareNet dividend payout ratio
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Understanding CareNet's Dividend Distributions
CareNet’s dividends are a portion of the company’s profits distributed to shareholders. It is a critical indicator of the company’s financial health and attractiveness to investors. Dividends provide investors with a steady income stream, in addition to any profits that may come from selling the stock at a higher price than the purchase price.
Year-to-Year Comparison
Examining CareNet's dividend distributions over the years can highlight the company’s profitability and stability. A consistent or increasing dividend payout can indicate a financially healthy company with predictable earnings, while fluctuations or reductions in dividends can suggest underlying financial or operational challenges.
Impact on Investments
CareNet's dividend payments are an essential factor for income-focused investors. A robust dividend payout can enhance the stock’s appeal, offering regular income in addition to potential capital gains. It also can indicate the company's confidence in its future earnings, making it a significant consideration in investment decisions.
Interpreting Dividend Fluctuations
Changes in CareNet’s dividends can result from shifts in the company’s earnings, financial policies, or reinvestment strategies. An increase in dividends often signals financial stability, while a decrease may indicate a need to conserve cash or reinvest profits to fuel growth, each scenario having different implications for investors.
CareNet Stock analysis
Frequently Asked Questions about CareNet stock
CareNet is assigned to the 'Health' sector.
The dividends of CareNet are distributed in JPY.
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