[Bank of Mitsubishi UFJ] MUFG will create “raw green electricity”!? ~ Establishing new solar power generation facilities to create renewable energy power ~
Mitsubishi UFJ Bank, Ltd., which is a consolidated subsidiary of Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, Ltd. (hereafter, MUFG), recently signed an agreement with NTT Anode Energy Co., Ltd. (hereinafter NTT-AE) regarding off-site PPA [1] services utilizing newly installed solar power generation facilities. In July 2022, we began introducing electricity derived from renewable energy generated by solar power plants to 40 sites in eastern Japan! Also, in March of the same year, an agreement was signed with Nippon Facility Solution Co., Ltd., which is a wholly owned subsidiary of TEPCO Energy Partner Co., Ltd., regarding an off-site self-consignment energy service [2] utilizing newly built solar power generation facilities as the first initiative in Japan, and it has been in operation since September, and the introduction of renewable energy is being accelerated.

Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group to “increase dividends” for 2 consecutive terms
Announcement, dividend yield to 4.4%! The amount of dividends increased by 28% in 2 years,
The fiscal year ending March 2023 will increase 4 yen from the previous fiscal year to “32 yen per share”!
What has been the trend of Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group's dividends for the past 10 periods?

Megabanks, which are corporate groups representing Japan, are very familiar to general consumers.
In everyday life, I think you'll often see branches of megabanks, and there are probably many people who use megabanks for transfers, remittances, etc.
In conclusion, it is unlikely that megabank stock prices will rise drastically over the medium to long term in the current environment.
However, megabank stocks generally boast high yields, and there is a sense that they are undervalued, and based on the recent situation in the stock market where the “old economy” centered on large traditional companies is bought, I think there are investment nuances from a short-term perspective.
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