Results, forecasts and guidance revisions from Japan's listed companies, in English.
ORIX JREIT guides its half-year payout down to ¥2,300 a unit for the period to August 2027, from ¥2,504, as sale gains drop out and borrowing costs rise, even with occupancy at 99.2%.
Kanto Denka Kogyo lifted its full-year operating profit forecast 29.2% to ¥14.6bn on semiconductor-driven specialty gas sales, while saying a boost from cheaper pre-spike inventory will fade after the second quarter.
Okinawa Financial Group disclosed an ¥11.3bn gap between book and market value on Okinawa Bank's held-to-maturity bonds at September 30, equal to 100.2% of last year's net profit, while keeping its forecasts and dividend unchanged.
DISCO's half-year operating profit rose 47.9% on what it describes as AI-driven chip demand, and the company now expects ¥434.2bn of April-December shipments at ¥151 to the dollar, its first guidance beyond the reported period.
Strike Group now expects ¥7.14bn of net profit for the year to September, 25.3% above its August forecast, as more M&A mandates closed and the value per deal rose; results are due on 30 October.
TASUKI Holdings now expects operating profit of ¥13.65bn for the year to September 2026, up 24.1%, on sales only 1.4% higher, saying project selling prices beat plan while some project sales move into next year.
Nishimatsuya says higher temperatures late in the period weighed on winter apparel, leaving October same-store sales at 94.4% of the prior year and total-store sales at 96.9%, after a strong September.
Okano Valve now expects ¥2.6bn of consolidated operating profit for the year to September 2026, up from ¥1.95bn, citing extra Shimane Unit 2 inspection orders and Kashiwazaki-Kariwa Unit 7 projects brought forward, and lifts its annual dividend forecast to ¥110.
A large diversified J-REIT lifted its distribution slightly to ¥3,012 per unit for the half to August 2026, and guides to ¥3,000 for the next half even as forecast net income falls 17.1%, with reserve reversals filling the gap.
Yamazen lifted its full-year operating profit forecast to ¥17.9bn from ¥15.0bn, saying chip, AI, data-centre and defence demand ran above plan and that some products are due to ship earlier than expected.
Olympus expects no additional hit to results for the year to March 2027 from FDA import alerts that restrict certain products from three of its facilities from entering the US until further notice.
LaSalle Logiport cut its forecast total payout for the half to February 2027 by 6.6% to ¥4,000 a unit, removing the excess-of-profit portion to even out ¥7.7bn of sale gains across four periods.
Tsugami now expects first-half operating profit of ¥25.2bn, up from ¥19.5bn, citing China and India, and has raised its interim dividend forecast by ¥12 to ¥61 while holding the year-end forecast at ¥49 until full-year guidance on November 12.
The residential J-REIT forecasts payouts of ¥2,453 and ¥2,479 per unit over its next two periods while guiding net income lower on rising interest costs, with a reserve drawdown supporting the distributions.
OXIDE's semiconductor unit booked a first-half record ¥3.456bn of orders and the company committed another ¥841mn to Faraday-rotator capacity, while healthcare, hit by raw-material costs, carries a sharply lower forecast.
Koei Tecmo raised its six-month operating-profit forecast to ¥11.5bn from ¥7bn on strong back-catalogue sales, while investment returns more than doubled its ordinary-profit guide to ¥25bn.
Tokyo Steel now forecasts a ¥1bn operating profit for the year to March 2027, from a ¥4bn loss, on higher shipment prices and cheaper scrap, while asset sales help lift its interim net income guide.
Takashimaya's duty-free sales are down 12.2% for October 1 to 15, with the count down 10.3% and unit price down 2.2%, after a 12.8% gain in September lifted by higher unit prices.
Hoshino Resorts REIT will book a ¥612mn special loss on removing a leasehold chapel at Grand Prince Hotel Osaka Bay, yet forecasts a two-period payout of ¥13,552 per unit, ¥2 above its June figure.
West Holdings' grid-battery segment earned ¥8.42bn of operating profit against ¥2.17bn for its renewable-energy segment, while a per-operator limit on connection studies took effect on 1 August and the company reports more than 1,600 connection applications.
TOHO lifted its full-year net profit forecast to ¥48bn from ¥41bn after selling investment securities, while keeping revenue at ¥345bn and operating profit at ¥62bn, and left the year-end dividend under review.
Takashimaya's operating profit rose 16.4% in the six months to August on inbound and domestic demand, and it raised full-year operating profit guidance to ¥59.0bn, even as net profit fell 24.5% after last year's asset-sale gain.
Serverworks lifted its operating-profit forecast 27.1% to ¥1.665bn and net profit 70.1% to ¥1.538bn, crediting AI-related demand but also a weaker yen, cloud-vendor partner incentives and a lower tax charge.
MORESCO raised its full-year operating-profit forecast from ¥2.4bn to ¥4.5bn, citing price corrections, higher car output outside China and data-centre disk lubricants, and lifted its year-end dividend forecast to ¥70 a share.