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Nihon Yamamura Glass <5210.T>-2009/10 div forecast

Thu Nov 5, 2009 12:20am EST
 
   Nov 5 (Reuters) -
             NIHON YAMAMURA GLASS CO LTD
             PARENT-ONLY EARNINGS ESTIMATES
 (in billions of yen unless specified)
             Full year to     Full year to
             March 31,2010    March 31,2010
             LATEST           PREVIOUS
             FORECAST         FORECAST
 Annual div         7.50 yen         7.00 yen
 NOTE - Nihon Yamamura Glass Co Ltd is a large manufacturer
of glass bottles.  
 If there is no Q1 or Q3 dividend, Q2 will in most cases
correspond to the first-half dividend and Q4 to the second-half
dividend announced before a new corporate law in 2006 allowed
companies to pay and report dividends on a quarterly basis.
 For latest earnings estimates made by Toyo Keizai, please
double click on 5210.TK1.

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