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Cringle Pharma, ELEMENTS, etc.
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Valtes Holdings: Interim Report
Valtes HD Research Memo (12): implemented an annual dividend of 4.0 yen. There is a high possibility of the same amount of dividends in the near future.
Valtes Holdings Co., Ltd. <4442> prioritized internal reserves for future growth and did not pay dividends until the end of March 2023. However, an annual dividend of 4 yen was implemented for the end of March 2024. The plan is to also pay an annual dividend of 4 yen for the end of March 2025. As for future dividend policies, for the time being, the company will promote the 'basic strategy' as mentioned above and will make the annual 4 yen dividend the basic measure. (Written by FISCO guest analyst Noboru Terashima)
Valtes HD Research Memo (10): Announces new midterm management plan to push forward five important global strategies (1).
■Medium- to Long-Term Growth Strategy 1. Business Environment The business environment surrounding Valetes Holdings <4442> in the coming years (expansion of the market, etc.) can be said to be favorable due to the following points: (1) Growth potential of the target industry In the future, the market that the company will target will undoubtedly be various software and IT industries, but the world's software testing market is expected to have a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 9.2%.
Valtes HD Research Memo (8): the self-capital ratio is 52.3%, and the cash and deposits at hand is 1.8 billion yen.
■Performance Trends (3) Financial Position The financial position of Valtes Holdings <4442> as of the end of March 2024 is that current assets increased by 632 million yen compared to the previous period to 3,526 million yen, mainly due to an increase in cash and deposits by 225 million yen, an increase in accounts receivable and contract assets by 136 million yen, and fixed assets increased by 674 million yen to 1,869 million yen, mainly due to an increase in tangible fixed assets by 12 million yen, an increase in intangible fixed assets due to recognition of goodwill for 544 million yen, and investment.
Valtes HD Research Memo (7): Main Issues (Bottlenecks) and Improvement Measures
■Business Trends (2) Three Bottlenecks and Their Solutions As previously mentioned, the consolidated business performance for the fiscal year ending March 2024 was expected to increase for the first half of the period. However, deficiencies in the company's structure (bottlenecks) were exposed in the latter half of the period, and the target was not achieved. According to analysis by Valtes Holdings <4442>, there are mainly three bottlenecks, and countermeasures to these issues have already been implemented. 1) Lack of project promotion personnel such as PM layer/high layer
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