Revenue rose 3.9% to ¥2.71 trillion in the year to March 31, 2026, but ¥632.1 billion of impairment losses on non-financial assets turned a restated ¥128.2 billion operating profit into an operating loss of ¥519.0 billion. The net loss attributable to owners of the parent was ¥564.6 billion, against a ¥84.7 billion profit, and equity attributable to owners fell 35.9%. The results, published six months after the year-end, follow a third-party investigation into improper accounting; Nidec paid no dividend for the year and guides for a return to ¥200.0 billion of operating profit in FY3/2027.
Net sales rose 26.0% to ¥600,422 million in the nine months to August 31, operating profit 66.7% to ¥21,624 million and profit attributable to owners of the parent 74.9% to ¥13,845 million. Vehicles sold rose 17.7% to 390,074. Operating profit has reached 78% of the unchanged full-year target of ¥27,600 million.
Net sales rose 69.7% to ¥163,756 million in the year to August 31, operating profit 47.2% to ¥27,866 million and profit attributable to owners of the parent 62.9% to ¥16,692 million. Equity more than doubled after a share issue, lifting the equity ratio to 39.1%. For FY8/2027 the company forecasts operating profit of ¥41,000 million (+47.1%) and a dividend of ¥200, up from ¥165.
Net sales rose 10.1% to ¥19,960 million in the six months to September 30, but operating profit fell 14.0% to ¥847 million and profit attributable to owners of the parent 33.0% to ¥362 million, hit by higher food and labour costs and a ¥181 million impairment loss. The company cut its full-year operating profit forecast to ¥2,000 million from ¥2,500 million and now expects a 9.5% decline.
Revenue rose 23.9% to ¥60,220 million in the three months to June 30, 2026 and operating profit 58.5% to ¥3,900 million, as higher copper prices and a weaker yen lifted the Metals segment and a newly consolidated machinery unit added ¥4,617 million of revenue. Net profit attributable to owners rose 68.2% to ¥4,041 million, and Furukawa raised its guidance, now expecting full-year net profit of ¥14,500 million helped by an expected gain of about ¥6,000 million on the sale of a former smelter site in Australia.
Revenue rose 20.6% to ¥34,033 million in the three months to June 30, 2026, and operating profit rose 84.8% to ¥7,943 million, lifting the operating margin from 15.2% to 23.3%. The Electronic Materials segment, where demand linked to AI servers kept growing, raised segment profit 70.0% to ¥7,036 million, and Nittobo raised its full-year operating profit guidance the same day to ¥30,000 million from ¥26,000 million.
Revenue rose 19.0% to ¥623,429 million in the three months to June 30, 2026, while operating profit more than doubled, up 107.0% to ¥32,700 million, as most domestic building projects that had carried loss provisions were completed and property sales lifted real estate profit. Profit attributable to owners of the parent rose 116.3% to ¥39,091 million, helped by larger gains on sales of strategic shareholdings, and Obayashi kept its full-year operating profit guidance of ¥180,000 million unchanged.
Revenue rose 10.8% to ¥460,046 million in the three months to June 30, 2026 and core operating profit 88.4% to ¥50,129 million, lifted mainly by better inventory valuation as naphtha prices climbed. With impairment losses down to ¥1,399 million from ¥12,390 million, operating profit rose 279.8% to ¥48,432 million and profit attributable to owners of the parent reached ¥32,093 million against ¥729 million; Mitsui Chemicals left its full-year guidance unchanged.
Revenue rose 13.0% to ¥74,861 million in the three months to August 31, 2026 and operating profit 22.7% to ¥25,918 million, both first-quarter records, as cloud revenue jumped 31.7% to ¥25,143 million and selling, general and administrative expenses fell 15.7%. Net profit rose 23.2% to ¥18,245 million. The ¥110,080 million year-end dividend paid on August 10, 2026 separately cut net assets 44.9% to ¥112,897 million and the equity ratio from 55.6% to 41.6%.
Operating revenue rose 8.0% to ¥772,721 million in the three months to June 30, 2026 — a first-quarter record, with every segment growing — and operating profit rose 9.4% to ¥125,544 million. Net profit attributable to owners of the parent fell 13.6% to ¥68,017 million because gains on sales of investment securities shrank to ¥6,473 million from ¥22,171 million, and full-year guidance was left unchanged.
Revenue rose 37.6% to ¥3,570,117 million in the quarter to June 30, 2026, operating profit 45.6% to ¥184,379 million and profit attributable to owners of the parent 37.5% to ¥135,260 million, helped by higher resource and memory-related market prices. Toyota Tsusho raised its full-year profit guidance the same day to ¥430,000 million from ¥400,000 million, after spending ¥663,699 million during the quarter on its own shares, which it cancelled.
Revenue rose 16.8% to ¥167,401 million in the six months to June 30, 2026, and operating profit climbed 72.4% to ¥15,846 million as every segment grew and the Component Solutions segment, which makes precision reducers for industrial robots, more than doubled its profit. Nabtesco raised its full-year guidance the same day, to revenue of ¥344,000 million and operating profit of ¥32,600 million.
Revenue slipped 0.4% to ¥237,889 million in the three months to June 30, 2026, but selling, general and administrative expenses rose 6.9% and the gross margin narrowed from 16.6% to 15.8%, turning an operating profit of ¥3,726 million a year earlier into an operating loss of ¥921 million. The net loss attributable to owners of the parent widened to ¥3,586 million from ¥2,821 million; full-year guidance was left unchanged, and the board approved a share buyback of up to ¥30,000 million.
Business profit, JFE Holdings' headline measure, rose 98.7% to ¥32,313 million in the three months to June 30, 2026 on revenue up 4.1% to ¥1,161,178 million, as the steel segment moved from a ¥12,150 million loss to a ¥3,051 million profit. With a ¥15,046 million gain on the sale of land on top, net profit attributable to owners of the parent more than quadrupled, to ¥31,229 million from ¥7,128 million, while full-year guidance for business profit was held at ¥215,000 million.
Ordinary income rose 15.9% to ¥130,998 million, ordinary profit 18.6% to ¥45,462 million and net profit attributable to owners of the parent 18.4% to ¥32,028 million in the three months to June 30, 2026, as interest on loans climbed 21.5% while interest on deposits rose 43.4%. The group left its full-year forecast of ¥129,000 million of net profit and its ¥47 annual dividend forecast unchanged.
Revenue rose 23.1% to ¥69,007 million in the three months to June 30, 2026, as defense-related sales nearly tripled the Explosives segment, but gross profit slipped 3.0% to ¥21,498 million and operating profit fell 9.7% to ¥10,695 million. Net profit attributable to owners of the parent declined 12.1% to ¥7,571 million, while NOF kept its full-year operating-profit guidance of ¥50,000 million and announced a share buyback of up to ¥5,000 million.
Revenue rose 5.4% to ¥676,852 million in the six months to June 30, 2026 while cost of sales fell 4.1%, widening the gross margin from 23.6% to 30.5% and lifting core operating profit 156.5% to ¥88,753 million. Profit attributable to owners of the parent rose 146.5% to ¥48,451 million from ¥19,654 million, and Resonac raised its full-year FY12/2026 guidance the same day, to revenue of ¥1,165,000 million and core operating profit of ¥196,000 million.
Operating profit rose 12.7% to ¥46,593 million in the three months to June 30, 2026 even though operating revenue slipped 0.8% to ¥285,774 million, because operating costs fell 5.1% and the gross operating margin widened from 23.3% to 26.6%. Net profit attributable to owners of the parent nevertheless fell 16.8% to ¥25,502 million: the year-earlier quarter carried ¥9,701 million of extraordinary income that did not repeat. Tokyu Fudosan Holdings left its full-year FY3/2027 guidance and its ¥50.00 annual dividend forecast unchanged.
Revenue rose 11.3% to ¥173,047 million in the nine months to June 30, 2026, while selling, general and administrative expenses grew only 7.2% — a gap that lifted operating profit 33.1% to ¥16,354 million and ordinary profit 38.5% to ¥19,363 million. Profit attributable to owners of the parent rose 31.3% to ¥12,619 million, and Hamamatsu Photonics raised its full-year guidance the same day, to revenue of ¥239,000 million and operating profit of ¥22,000 million.
Revenue fell 2.3% to ¥226,259 million in the three months to June 30, 2026, as a cool June held back seasonal goods and domestic existing-store sales ran at 96.7% of the prior year. Cost of sales fell faster, by 2.7%, and the operating margin widened from 15.9% to 16.2%, holding the decline in operating profit to 1.1%, at ¥36,545 million. Nitori left its full-year guidance of ¥957,000 million in revenue and ¥130,300 million in operating profit unchanged.
Net sales rose 5.8% to ¥102,636 million in the six months to August 20, but operating profit fell 3.7% to ¥7,032 million as selling and administrative costs grew faster than gross profit. Profit attributable to owners of the parent edged up 0.5% to ¥4,992 million. The chain kept a full-year forecast that calls for operating profit of ¥12,540 million (+26.1%) and lifted its interim dividend to ¥17.00.
Net sales rose 13.8% to ¥159,042 million in the three months to August 20, operating profit 16.0% to ¥8,424 million and profit attributable to owners of the parent 36.4% to ¥6,866 million. Fresh-food sales jumped 42.8%. The drugstore chain said results were broadly on plan and kept its full-year forecast of ¥32,000 million of operating profit and a ¥64.00 dividend.
Operating revenue rose 3.1% to ¥230,489 million in the six months to August 20, but operating profit fell 17.1% to ¥5,665 million and profit attributable to owners of the parent 27.0% to ¥3,580 million. Heiwado kept its full-year forecast of ¥14,300 million of operating profit, which now needs a much stronger second half, and its ¥66.00 dividend.
Revenue rose 9.7% to ¥626,217 million in the six months to August 31, operating profit 10.2% to ¥23,490 million and profit attributable to owners of the parent 17.2% to ¥19,060 million. Three of the four segments grew while Steel contracted. Okaya raised its full-year forecast, now ¥1,200,000 million of revenue and ¥32,000 million of net profit, and lifted the annual dividend to ¥90.00.
Revenue rose 34.4% to ¥65,228 million in the nine months to August 31, and because the gross margin widened from 18.8% to 21.8%, operating profit climbed 67.4% to ¥9,768 million. Profit attributable to owners of the parent rose 77.3% to ¥6,079 million — already above the ¥6,030 million the company forecasts for the full year, a forecast it left unchanged.
Operating revenue rose 3.7% to ¥156,245 million in the nine months to August 31, but higher transport, warehousing and labour costs held operating profit to ¥4,407 million, down 1.0%, and profit attributable to owners of the parent fell 11.9% to ¥1,833 million. Full-year guidance of ¥5,700 million of operating profit was left unchanged.
Revenue fell 6.7% to ¥12,968 million in the three months to August 31, 2026, and because selling, general and administrative expenses barely moved, operating profit fell 51.1% to ¥590 million. Net profit attributable to owners of the parent dropped 52.6% to ¥375 million. Honeys kept its full-year guidance of ¥56,500 million of revenue and ¥4,000 million of operating profit, and its ¥55.00 annual dividend, unchanged.
Revenue rose just 2.1% to ¥13,880 million in the year to August 31, 2026, but operating profit jumped 57.2% to ¥632 million because growth came from lower-cost venue and costume revenue while cost of sales fell. Net profit attributable to owners of the parent rose 35.7% to ¥423 million despite a ¥163 million charge for closing the Qingdao factory. Kuraudia paid ¥12.00 a share, including a ¥2.00 anniversary dividend, and guides for operating profit of ¥750 million in FY8/2027.
Revenue rose 9.4% to ¥20,603 million in the three months to August 31, 2026, but gross profit grew only 8.9% while selling, general and administrative expenses grew 10.3%, turning a ¥42 million operating profit into a ¥3 million operating loss. Ordinary profit held at ¥9 million, down 71.3%, and a tax charge of ¥18 million on top of it left a net loss attributable to owners of ¥9 million against a ¥4 million profit a year earlier. Oomitsu left full-year guidance of ¥85,600 million of revenue and ¥630 million of operating profit, and its ¥15.00 dividend, unchanged.
Revenue rose just 2.3% to ¥35,061 million in the nine months to August 31, 2026, but cost of sales rose only 0.8%, widening the gross margin from 9.7% to 11.0% and lifting operating profit 20.4% to ¥1,757 million. Profit attributable to owners of the parent rose 31.5% to ¥1,373 million, while Control Systems swung to an operating loss. Aska left its full-year FY11/2026 guidance of ¥47,000 million of revenue and ¥2,200 million of operating profit unchanged.
Net sales slipped 0.9% to ¥25,240 million in the quarter to August 15, 2026, gross profit fell 2.2% and SG&A expenses rose 2.9%, turning an operating profit of ¥163 million a year earlier into an operating loss of ¥157 million. After ¥145 million of extraordinary losses, including tender-offer-related expenses, the net loss attributable to owners was ¥202 million, and the company gave no full-year guidance because its shares are expected to be delisted following a management buyout.
Revenue rose 54.0% to ¥7,814 million in the three months to August 20, 2026 and orders received jumped 154.9% to ¥13,001 million, turning a year-earlier operating loss of ¥389 million into an operating profit of ¥545 million. Net profit attributable to owners of the parent was ¥661 million against a loss of ¥68 million, helped by a ¥355 million extraordinary gain tied to the sale of Powerbox International AB, and Cosel revised its full-year forecast the same day to revenue of ¥31,800 million.
Revenue edged up 0.4% to ¥4,855 million in the nine months to June, and a sharp cut in SG&A shrank the operating loss to ¥271 million from ¥699 million. The net loss narrowed to ¥768 million from ¥1,405 million, yet it pushed net assets to minus ¥276 million, and the company still carries a going-concern note.
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