Results, forecasts and guidance revisions from Japan's listed companies, in English.
Money Forward's operating profit reached ¥1.69bn for the nine months to August 2026, up from a ¥1.98bn loss, but full-year guidance still runs from a ¥500mn operating loss to a ¥1.5bn profit.
Mani's operating profit rose 21.4% to ¥9.94bn as diamond-bar sales in China returned to 88% of pre-recall levels in the first year back, ahead of the company's own two-year recovery goal.
HIOKI's nine-month orders rose 40.0% against 22.8% for sales, with automatic test equipment orders more than doubling, and the company says component shortages are delaying deliveries while it holds its full-year guidance.
Garden now expects ¥10mn of net profit for the year to February 2027, down from ¥840mn, blaming weaker existing-store traffic after price rises and higher expansion costs, while its ¥90 dividend forecast stands.
FP Partner's nine-month operating profit fell 30.8% to ¥1.54bn as single-premium sales rose and a main life insurer began paying commission in instalments; the agency left its full-year guidance unchanged.
ABEJA's operating profit rose 59.4% to ¥710.6mn in the year to August 2026, but a ¥306mn tax credit helped push net profit up 137.8%; the company guides net profit down 36.2% next year as revenue climbs 30.2%.
Curry chain operator Ichibanya grew half-year sales 10.0% to ¥35.23bn, yet operating profit fell 17.2% to ¥2.09bn, which the company attributes to costlier ingredients, rice included, and higher logistics costs.
Cave posted a ¥555mn operating profit for June to August, against a ¥565mn loss a year earlier, crediting collaboration campaigns and cost cuts; its new Steam release has no reported sales yet.
QPS Holdings lifted its operating-profit forecast from ¥300mn to ¥2bn with sales unchanged at ¥10bn, saying about ¥1.2bn of research cost will go unbooked this year and satellite depreciation will run below plan.
Overseas buyers generated 57.5% of Hobonichi Techo revenue as the 2026 edition sold a record 1.14 million copies; the next fiscal year runs only ten months, so growth rates will not compare cleanly.
Media Do raised its net-profit forecast to ¥2.76bn from ¥1.2bn and its year-end dividend to ¥55 on an expected ¥1.56bn gain from selling subsidiaries, while sales and operating-profit guidance did not change.
Saizeriya's Japan operating profit rose 19.4% while Asia's fell 4.2% despite 17.1% higher sales, and the chain now says menu prices will be revised as conditions require after holding them so far.
IDOM expects ¥655.0bn of sales but only ¥18.5bn of operating profit, down from ¥24.0bn, as inventory clearance, weaker auction prices and hiring for 13 large-store openings weigh; its full-year dividend forecast falls to ¥31.38.
U-NEXT HOLDINGS grew revenue 20.4% to ¥469.96bn, yet operating profit fell 4.2% as power procurement costs hit fixed-price energy contracts, and management is repricing them and moving customers to market-linked tariffs.
Rorze's operating profit rose 42.4% to ¥23.1bn in the six months to August, and a US patent settlement that cost ¥9.587bn in cash added only ¥2.158bn of special loss.
Ryohin Keikaku's operating profit jumped 40.1% to ¥103.4bn on overseas growth and a weaker yen, but it guides to a 4.5% fall in net profit next year as this year's one-off gains reverse.
Coconala's agent segment earned ¥100.4mn after a ¥278.9mn loss, while marketplace sales fell 1.0%; the ¥867mn purchase of 51% of Acrosstudio is signed, with closing planned for October 30.
AEON Fantasy will liquidate its Beijing-based China subsidiary, which had ¥20.69bn of liabilities against ¥1.40bn of assets at August-end, while reporting record interim profits and holding full-year guidance.
Curves Holdings added ¥300 to monthly fees for existing members in April and still grew its core brand to 895,000 members, with operating profit up 22.3% to a record ¥7.755bn, while Europe is guided to remain loss-making.
Doutor Nichires reported a 38.1% rise in half-year operating profit on 7.5% sales growth, saying customer numbers showed no big change around its July 23 Doutor Coffee price revision, and raised the interim dividend to ¥32 while holding full-year guidance.
LOCAL,Inc. has replaced its ¥436mn operating-profit target with 'undetermined' after a ¥427.8mn first-half operating loss, citing uncertain rice demand, prices and inventory sales, while net assets fell to ¥154mn.
Kanaden lifted its interim sales forecast to ¥69.3bn from ¥63bn and operating profit to ¥1.95bn, crediting AI and data-centre demand across chip equipment, switchgear and power systems, while full-year guidance is still under review.
J.Front Retailing's interim business profit beat its April plan by ¥4.59bn, but operating profit fell 10.5% and full-year operating guidance was cut ¥1.0bn to ¥46.0bn, even as business profit guidance rose to ¥53.5bn.
DIP lowered its guidance for the year to February 2027 to revenue of ¥49bn to ¥53bn and an operating result of minus ¥2.5bn to plus ¥2.5bn, blaming lower contract prices, slower agency sales and continued advertising spending.