Results, forecasts and guidance revisions from Japan's listed companies, in English.
A 25% jump in Turkish beverage sales and lighter depreciation charges pushed DyDo Group Holdings to a ¥2.8bn interim profit, even as it kept pulling unprofitable vending machines off Japanese streets.
abc's August 28 transfer of its entire crypto-asset book to ZoomART Foundation completes a two-month exit and produces a ¥6.40bn consolidated loss, only partly offset by a ¥229mn gain tucked inside subsidiary abc CAPITAL's donated meme coins.
Nippon Paper Industries lifted its expected non-consolidated gain from a share sale to about ¥82.7bn, up from ¥26.3bn, and added a previously undisclosed ¥36.2bn consolidated gain, in a September 2 correction that also adds a newly disclosed event dated September 1.
A nationwide refresh of Japan's one-tablet-per-student fleet drove record sales and profit at this Tokyo systems integrator, but management is already guiding net profit down 16% next year as that public-sector surge recedes.
Matsuya's Ginza flagship sales fell about 11% in August, but the retailer says the drop is arithmetic: last year's figures were inflated by 100th-anniversary promotions and a newly renovated Louis Vuitton boutique, while cosmetics and women's apparel still grew this year.
ITO EN's quarterly operating profit rose 22% on price increases and lower depreciation, but the beverage group kept its unchanged June guidance for full-year profit to fall 7.8%, even after the standalone parent business saw sales shrink 6.4% while group units like Tully's Coffee and its overseas tea business carried the growth.
The Tokyo AI vendor's on-premise flagship missed its sales target by ¥920mn after a delayed sales rollout, deepening the operating loss to ¥2.44bn and prompting the board to weigh executive pay cuts.
SaaS orders for Pro-ship's lease-compliance software jumped 2,674% in the quarter to June, pushing its backlog to a record ¥6.93bn, but management says the demand disappears once Japan's new lease standard takes effect in April 2027.
Japan's top maker of tungsten-carbide wear-resistant tools is passing on higher costs after the benchmark tungsten price jumped tenfold, but domestic order volumes are falling faster than expected, forcing a ¥1.6bn cut to its full-year sales forecast even as profit guidance rises 20%.
Tri Chemical Laboratories now expects ¥6.57bn in net profit for the year to January 2027, up from a ¥4.6bn forecast in March, after chipmakers' capital spending in China and Taiwan and stronger Korean memory output pushed first-half earnings well past plan.
REVOLUTION sold WeCapital, the subsidiary behind its troubled crowdfunding platform, to a sitting board member for ¥1mn after no outside buyer emerged, then withdrew its full-year guidance and mid-term plan entirely as it works through a Tokyo Stock Exchange special-attention designation and an unresolved internal probe.
A weather-hit June selling season pushed Sanyo Shokai's six-month outlook from a small profit to a ¥480 million net loss, but the apparel group is still going ahead with a buyback covering up to 9.2% of its shares at a fixed price of ¥1,688.
The retailer's board resolved to hand AUTOBACS FRANCE, which lost €4.9mn on €44.7mn in sales last year, to Munich's FairCap Holding 12 GmbH for a nominal euro, and the accounting fallout, a ¥4.5bn deferred-tax benefit against a ¥2.3bn restructuring charge, raises the parent's net-profit forecast to ¥11.2bn while leaving sales and operating-profit guidance flat.
DyDo Group Holdings lifted its full-year operating profit target to ¥12.3bn even after raising its year-end Turkish inflation forecast to 28.6% from 21%, a revision that embeds a ¥1.1bn hyperinflation-accounting drag on operating profit.
TAMURA CORPORATION now expects operating profit of ¥6.5bn for the year to March 2027, above its 2018 record, after AI data center orders and price increases outran a forecast it had left unchanged since May.
Selling a 22-year-old Okinawa resort at roughly five times book value, not stronger room rates, explains most of the increase in Japan Hotel REIT's freshly raised full-year payout, even as Chinese inbound arrivals keep sliding.
GLP J-REIT is raising its August distribution forecast by 9.5% after a ¥4.4bn gain on selling its GLP Tokai warehouse beat the figure already baked into guidance, and management now wants to lift its recurring excess-profit payout target to 40% of depreciation.
Japan's radar-satellite maker QPS Holdings posted a ¥1.15bn net profit in its debut year, aided by a Ministry of Defense contract worth up to ¥69.7bn and a ¥15.2bn share placement to fund its satellite constellation expansion.
Oracle Japan's board declared a ¥858-a-share dividend for the year to May 2026, including a ¥660 special payout that pushed the payout ratio to 173% of net income, while cloud revenue jumped 34% to make up nearly 30% of total sales.
Japan Petroleum Exploration completed the sale of one listed security for a ¥8.72bn gain, above the ¥6.0bn it estimated on August 6, and kept its full-year earnings forecast as is.
TEPCO curtailed solar output in its own territory for the first time in March 2026, and the resulting generation shortfall cut Tokyo Infrastructure Energy Investment Corporation's per-unit distribution 11% to ¥1,471, with the next payout already guided down another 9%.
A ¥660 special dividend took Oracle Corporation Japan's total payout to ¥858 a share, 73% above its ¥495.97 in per-share earnings, even as cloud sales jumped 34% and drove revenue to a fresh annual record.
AeroEdge's operating profit jumped 75% to ¥1.15bn in the year to June 2026 on surging LEAP engine blade sales, but a customer testing hitch has pushed one new engine program's payoff back a year, to the year to June 2028.
Tera Probe's first-half operating profit rose 94%, driven largely by data-center processor testing demand, and the semiconductor tester now expects record full-year sales and profit, a new Taiwan plant and a five-for-one stock split to widen its shareholder base.