派息政策
KoMiCo is committed to enhancing shareholder value and delivering increased returns over the mid- to long-term by driving corporate value through sustained growth and strong performance. To achieve this, the company takes into account various factors including annual profitability, a sound financial structure, cash flow, future investment needs, and dividend stability. Based on this comprehensive assessment, it determines an appropriate year-end dividend payout. Previously, the company announced a shareholder return target of approximately 15% of net income, reflecting historical payout ratios and total dividend amounts.
Subsequently, in order to implement a more advanced shareholder return policy through transparent disclosure and proactive value-up programs, the company announced its “Global KoMiCo Value-up Plan Progress Report” on April 30, 2025. Accordingly, KoMiCo aims to strengthen shareholder returns by achieving KRW 700 billion in sales and KRW 250 billion or more in EBITDA (EBITDA margin of 35.7%) by 2027, while targeting an average dividend payout ratio of 25% or more over the three years from 2025 to 2027.
Global KoMiCo Shareholder Return Policy
(As per Global KoMiCo Value-up Plan Progress Report)
1. Targeting KRW 700 Billion in Sales by 2027
- Promote sustainable growth based on a global supply chain
- Accelerate growth through advancement of cleaning, coating, and component manufacturing technologies
2. Targeting EBITDA of at Least KRW 250 Billion by 2027
- Pursue a high-profit business model through technological innovation
- Enhance profitability through diversification of customers and product portfolio
3. Targeting a Dividend Payout Ratio of 25% or More (2025–2027) / Enhancing Shareholder Communication
- Maximize shareholder return through increased dividend payout ratio
- Realize shareholder-friendly policies through strengthened communication
(e.g., regular IR presentations, provision of English IR materials, and active communication with shareholders)
- Realize responsible shareholder return through expanded treasury stock buybacks