Results, forecasts and guidance revisions from Japan's listed companies, in English.
The catch: AKATSUKI EAZIMA lifted its year-end payout to ¥135 a share, but the increase comes entirely from a ¥40 special dividend, while operating profit guidance jumped to ¥1.35bn as cost control improved construction margins.
The number: Hikari Tsushin ended the year to March 2026 with ¥151.0bn in parent net profit, ¥734.8bn in revenue and ¥2.85tn in total assets.
Revenue at the Japanese securities firm rose to ¥1.52bn and ordinary income reached ¥202.7mn in the year to March 2026, but the filing also shows a lower capital adequacy ratio and a slightly thinner equity buffer.
Revenue slipped to ¥58.83bn, but ordinary income rose to ¥2.83bn and parent net profit to ¥1.85bn in the year to March 2026.
Sales fell to ¥31.58bn in the year to March 2026, but pre-tax profit still reached ¥9.21bn, and FTGroup said reporting controls were effective at the three business locations that account for about two-thirds of revenue.
The Japanese transport operator raised revenue and ended March with ¥4.02bn in net assets, yet it still reported a ¥596.3mn ordinary loss while remaining net profitable.
Net assets rose to ¥160.44bn and profit attributable to owners of parent climbed to ¥8.82bn, even as ordinary income fell to ¥7.32bn.
Revenue rose to ¥2.35bn, but net income fell to ¥41.6mn and operating cash flow to ¥105.3mn, while the dividend held at ¥3 a share.
Net income attributable to shareholders rose to ¥1.16tn in the year to March 2026, while total assets reached ¥294.9tn and loans, securities and trading assets all moved higher.
The annual report shows pretax profit of ¥1.56tn, net interest income of ¥2.83tn and total assets of ¥309.2tn at the March year-end.
Sales are seen rising just 2% in the year to August 2026, but the newly listed retailer says stronger fresh-food demand and leaner inventory should lift gross profit even as shoppers buy fewer items.
The number: sales reached ¥126.77bn in the year to March, but ordinary income and parent profit both fell from the previous year, underscoring a profitability squeeze the filing excerpt does not explain.
Ordinary income came in at ¥721.8mn and net profit at ¥1.14bn for the year to March 2026, versus a loss a year earlier, with sales at ¥21.82bn.
Sales dropped to ¥117.31bn in the year to March, but Buffalo still lifted ordinary income to ¥10.22bn and closed the year with a 60.0% equity ratio and ¥27.22bn in cash.
Ordinary income rose to ¥2.04bn and parent profit turned positive in the year to March 2026, even as sales edged lower, making this more a profit-recovery story than a top-line growth one.
The move: Tsubakimoto Chain expects a $38mn, roughly ¥6.1bn, dividend from U.S. TSUBAKI HOLDINGS in July, but the gain lands only in standalone non-operating income because consolidated results are unchanged.
Net income swung to ¥508.9mn in the year to March 2026 from a ¥244.5mn loss, with sales edging up to ¥7.64bn and net assets ending March at ¥2.18bn.
The egg producer reported ¥23.11bn in sales and ¥3.86bn in net income for the year to March, while raising its annual dividend to ¥130 a share from ¥70.
The move: Miyakoshi lifted its revenue forecast 75% to ¥3.5bn and now expects ¥150mn of operating profit after saying memory-chip procurement talks and large Japanese sales negotiations moved ahead.
The move: DCM's operating profit rose 17.4% to ¥11.4bn in the three months to May 31, while revenue increased 9.8% to ¥151.9bn. Management left its full-year profit target at ¥31.2bn and its annual dividend forecast at ¥48 a share.
Palemo posted ¥30mn of operating profit and ¥11mn of net profit for the quarter ended May 20, versus losses a year earlier, while leaving its full-year targets unchanged.
The number: Focus Systems reported ¥35.70bn in revenue, ¥3.07bn in ordinary income and ¥2.33bn in net income for the year to March 2026, while raising its annual dividend to ¥64 a share from ¥42.
The number: NIKKON Holdings reported ¥269.86bn in sales for the year to March 2026, with ordinary profit at ¥24.85bn and profit attributable to owners of parent at ¥18.24bn. Total assets ended March at ¥436.40bn.
The number: Daiei Kankyo closed the year with sales of ¥87.86bn, ordinary income of ¥22.43bn and parent net profit of ¥15.85bn, extending its multi-year climb.