Japanese beet sugar and food-processing group Nippon Beet Sugar Manufacturing Co., Ltd. reported consolidated net sales of ¥68.70bn for the year to March 2026, up from ¥64.80bn a year earlier, while ordinary income slipped to ¥758mn from ¥1.12bn and profit attributable to owners of parent reached ¥5.03bn.
That leaves a conspicuous gap between ordinary income and bottom-line profit. The source excerpt available here gives the numbers, not the bridge, so the safest reading is the narrow one: revenue held up, but the ordinary-income line and the bottom line told different stories. The balance sheet was still substantial, with net assets of ¥77.52bn and total assets of ¥97.70bn at March 31.
A separate internal control report added a governance footnote worth keeping. The company said its financial-reporting controls were effective at year-end, and that it expanded this year's company-wide evaluation to include all consolidated subsidiaries, including ones previously outside the scope.