Results, forecasts and guidance revisions from Japan's listed companies, in English.
The move: AP Holdings reported ¥721.8mn in ordinary income and ¥1.14bn in parent-level net profit for the year to March 2026, with net assets recovering to ¥1.12bn from negative territory.
The move: Fureasu swung from a ¥244.5mn loss to ¥508.9mn in profit attributable to owners in the year to March, while net assets rose to ¥2.18bn and shareholders approved a 10.57 yen dividend.
Hokuriyo reported ¥3.86bn in net profit, lifted its annual dividend to ¥130 a share and posted 24.4% ROE for the year to March 2026.
The move: Miyakoshi now expects ¥3.5bn of revenue, ¥150mn of operating profit and ¥330mn of net profit for the year ending March 2027, after saying supply talks with two major Chinese memory manufacturers and large Japanese sales negotiations are lifting orders above plan.
Operating profit rose 17.4% to ¥11.4bn in DCM’s spring quarter, helped by hot-weather demand, temporary stock-up buying and HomeTech’s inclusion, but the retailer left its year-to-February outlook and ¥48 dividend forecast unchanged.
The move: net income reached ¥2.33bn in the year to March, letting Focus Systems raise its annual dividend from ¥42 to ¥64 a share while ROE improved to 15.9%.
The number: annual sales reached ¥269.86bn, with ordinary income at ¥24.85bn, parent profit at ¥18.24bn and basic EPS at ¥152.85, extending the logistics group’s recent growth run.
The move: Tsubakimoto Chain says a July dividend from U.S. TSUBAKI HOLDINGS will add about ¥6.1bn of non-operating income to the parent company's standalone accounts, while consolidated results remain unchanged.
The move: Miyakoshi raised expected revenue for the year to March 2027 to ¥3.5bn and swung to a ¥330mn net profit, but the upgrade rests on semiconductor supply negotiations in China and still-developing sales discussions with Japanese buyers.
The move: DCM beat its own first-quarter plan and lifted operating profit to ¥11.4bn, but management kept the full-year outlook unchanged after a quarter helped by warm weather, bulk buying and consolidation effects.
Palemo reported quarterly operating profit of ¥30.7mn and left full-year guidance unchanged despite a 0.7% sales dip. The catch is June: same-store sales fell to 92.7% of the prior year's level as wet weather hurt summer items, even though e-commerce stayed strong.
Revenue in the year to March reached ¥1.02bn, but ordinary profit swung to a ¥64.6mn loss, operating cash flow turned negative and the equity ratio fell to 16.6%.
Revenue fell to ¥35.68bn in the year to March 2026, yet operating cash flow climbed to ¥7.54bn and the annual dividend stayed at ¥11 a share.
Auditors said the bank's 2025 accounts gave a true and fair view, while naming RM4.8bn of goodwill, RM37.1bn in subsidiary investments and RM1.8bn of associate interests among the most significant matters in the audit.
Revenue extended a five-year climb, but operating profit dropped to ¥137.0bn from ¥221.7bn as parent profit eased and total assets reached ¥11.19tn.
Ordinary income swung to ¥144mn from a ¥12mn loss, yet OPI still ended the year with a ¥9mn net loss on sales of ¥5.039bn.
Net income recovered to ¥9.8mn from a ¥7.6mn loss, while the company ended the year with ¥321.9mn of cash and equity equal to 96.99 per cent of assets.
The company cut its net loss to ¥12.3mn in the six months to March, but the latest half still fell short of the profit it recorded over the previous full year.
Revenue rose to ¥2.07bn, yet ordinary income fell to ¥110.6mn and net income to ¥77.1mn, even as operating cash flow improved and equity accounted for 90.36% of assets.
Revenue rose to ¥156.6mn for the six months to March, but Utsumi Kanko Kaihatsu's ordinary result slipped into a loss even as net income jumped to ¥8.41mn.
The railway operator reported ¥8.18bn in net income and lifted its equity-to-asset ratio to 32.88% in the year to March 2026, extending an uneven but clear recovery from the loss-making year to March 2022.
Pretax profit climbed from ¥1.02bn to ¥1.73bn while revenue slipped to ¥33.81bn, and the amended filing put year-end parent equity at ¥8.89bn.
Net income reached ¥74mn in the six months to March, above both the ¥54mn a year earlier and the previous full year's ¥45mn, while operating cash flow fell from ¥120mn to ¥13mn.
Net sales rose to ¥954.2mn, but the sharper move was below the line: net income climbed to ¥75.2mn from ¥8.6mn, while operating cash flow was little changed.