With the aim of earning trust from its shareholders, investors, and society as a whole, Alpine maintains communication through appropriate and timely disclosure, thereby enhancing its management transparency and maximizing its corporate value.

Basic Policy for Disclosure

To help our valued shareholders and investors deepen their understanding of what it is that we do, Alpine discloses its corporate information, such as business performance, financial positions, and future business strategies, in an appropriate manner, while keeping "transparency," "accuracy," and "fairness" in mind.

IR (Investor Relations)

Out of our sincere wish to interact with the market, Alpine remains aggressive in maintaining two-way communication with its shareholders and investors, and feeding their input back to its management decisions.
In order to ensure smooth communication with investors, we organize biannual financial results presentation meetings for analysts and institutional investors, an annual business policy presentation meeting by top management, and small meetings inspired by securities companies.
In addition, we keep our shareholders and investors updated on our business, products, and financial positions by way of our Annual Reports, CSR Reports,
Alpine Reports (biannually), and on the Investor Relations pages of our website, so as to encourage them to hold our shares over the long term.

Business results presentation meeting for analysts and institutional investors

Revitalizing the General Meeting of Shareholders

In order to stimulate discussions at the general meeting of shareholders we are taking a series of actions, such as video presentations of business results and displays of our products.
Invitations to the general meeting of shareholders are sent out three weeks prior to the scheduled date (earlier than the legal requirement), so as to provide shareholders with enough time to examine the agenda.
For prompt and fair disclosure to foreign shareholders (overseas institutional investors), we send an English translation of the invitation and also post it on our website.

Basic Policy on Profit Appropriation

Alpine's management places priority on profit distribution to its shareholders. Our policy is to distribute consolidated profit by taking into account a proper balance among such considerations as "dividends to shareholders," "proactive Research and Development investment and capital expenditure to increase our competitive edge," and "internal reserves to sustain business growth."

Dividend per Share (yen)

Investor Relations