Revision to Forecast for Consolidated Business Results and Dividends for the Full Fiscal Year Ending December 31, 2025, and Notice of Differences Between Non-Consolidated Forecasts and Fiscal 2024 Results - Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd.

Halloween is fast approaching and the wee ghosts and goblins are dreaming of scouring their neighbourhoods for treats. But their parents seek goodies from the markets in the form of dividends and capital gains. For the latter, the season brings with it the return of the Dividend Monster portfolio. It favours Canadian dividend stocks, with generous yields, on the upswing. In a fun twist, the original portfolio will be chopped in half this week to unleash two new monsters on the market. The original Dividend Monster portfolio generated average annual returns of 16.2 per cent over the 27 years through to the end of September. In comparison, the Canadian stock market climbed by an average of 9 per cent annually over the same period as tracked by the S&P/TSX Composite Index.(The returns herein are based on backtests using monthly data from Bloomberg. They include dividend reinvestment but not fund fees, taxes, commissions or other trading costs. The portfolios are equally weighted and rebalanced monthly, unless stated otherwise.)The Dividend Monster starts its search for stocks with the largest 300 on the Toronto Stock Exchange.