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| Policy on the Business Management |
Since its foundation in1926, ISEKI has contributed to the
modernization of Japan's agricultural industry as a full-line manufacturer
specializing
in farming machinery.
During this time, we have consistently pursued efficient
and laborsaving advances in agriculture, and have served the market by pioneering
the development of a great deal of agricultural machinery.
When we consider the problems of an increasing world population and food supply,
food self-sufficiency and land preservation, our duty to society as a manufacturer
of agricultural machinery becomes even more significant.
ISEKI will continue to operate under our basic business philosophy to deliver
products that satisfy consumer demand so that we can contribute to agriculture
both in Japan and throughout the world. |
Seiichiro Gamo
President |
| Policy on the Distribution of Profits |
At Iseki,
we recognize that the determination of dividends to shareholders is one of the
most important policies to be made. Our basic policy is to take into consideration,
not just financial results, but also our financial position and future business
movements, before settling on a sustainable and steady dividend distribution.
Iseki is striving to accelerate its profit structure reform. We are committed to improving customer satisfaction and are undertaking to expand and maintain sales by offering products that are inexpensive and of high quality. We are working on policies to secure stable profits, and we are devoting our full efforts to strengthening our business platform. Following are the major issues we need to address.
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Strengthening our price competitiveness |
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Expanding our exports |
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Promoting the reform of our profit structure |
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Addressing the environmental problems |
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