Distribution of profits
Pursuing the stable increase in dividends
While Aisin Seiki aims to stably increase dividends, the
Company also recognizes that effective forward-looking
investment is necessary for the continued growth of
the Company and to secure profits for investors. Aisin
Seiki endeavors to strike a balance in achieving both of
these goals.
Dividend per share

Information disclosure
Fair, timely and appropriate disclosure
AISIN strives to disclose information in a fair, timely and
appropriate manner in order for all stakeholders, including
investors and shareholders, to accurately understand the
business activities of the Group.
Internal rules governing the disclosure of information
define the management of important internal information
as well as procedures and systems for disclosing information
in a timely manner. Based on these rules, proposals and
subjects brought up during meetings as well as material
facts occurring both within and outside AISIN are
immediately reported to information controllers (general
managers of each division within Aisin Seiki; executive
class officers in Group companies). After receiving a report,
information controllers convene individual councils to
report to the president of their company and take measures
to disclose said information in a timely manner.
In addition, the Company holds announcements in
Japan and abroad of quarterly business results, and widely
publishes useful information using a variety of media,
including the AISIN Report, reports published for shareholders,
and a corporate website which includes the latest
information on the Company.
Policies aimed at bringing together the interests of management and the company
Adoption of a stock option system based on the share warrant method aimed at directors and standing auditors
With the aim of bringing together the interests of management and the company and of promoting business activities that are intended to maximize the value of the company, we have adopted a stock option system based on the share warrant method aimed at the directors and standing auditors of AISIN affiliates.