Earnings digests and industry comparisons for Japan's biggest listed companies.
237 reports(page 17 of 20)
ASICS has announced a massive shareholder return strategy backed by record profits. The company will acquire up to Yen70 billion in treasury stock while canceling 25 million shares to boost efficiency.
SoftBank has fully repaid a $25.9 billion bridge loan used to fund additional investments in OpenAI. The company aims to strengthen its financial foundation by eliminating long-term borrowing burdens and enhancing net asset ratios.
Mitsui High-tec (6966) has raised its full-year consolidated forecast for the January 2027 term, citing favorable demand and currency trends. Sales are projected to reach 272 billion yen, with net income surging to 14.5 billion yen.
ANYCOLOR (5032) has decided to acquire its own shares in a market purchase totaling up to 7 billion yen. The move aims to enhance capital efficiency while returning significant value to shareholders.
Fujifilm is accelerating its graphic communication business restructuring by transferring overseas manufacturing and sales functions to accelerate the early cleanup of unprofitable divisions. Fujifilm HD aims to improve profitability through this portfolio rationalization under its VISION2030 plan.
Taiyo Holdings will record a 2,052 million yen special profit by fully divesting its Shikoku Kasei holdings to compress assets and improve cash flow. The settlement on September 16, 2026, significantly strengthens next fiscal year’s financial position.
NSD reported consolidated monthly sales of 10.51 billion yen for August, an 8.2 percent increase from the previous year. The company also posted cumulative revenue growth of 9.7 percent for the five-month period.
Life Corp has launched a tender offer for Alvis at ¥3,780 per share, offering a 51.1 percent premium over its previous closing price. The move aims to delist the regional supermarket chain and expand Life's network into the Hokuriku area.
Shimamura announced on Sept 6, 2026 that it will acquire 21 stores from Sumitoko-owned Cormopia. This move supports its mid-to-long-term growth strategy and regional network optimization.
Canon has completed its stock buyback program well ahead of schedule, effectively utilizing the full 200 billion yen limit. The swift execution reflects the company's robust internal funds and strong commitment to shareholder returns.
Yokogawa completed its share buyback program on Sept 7, acquiring 1.53 million shares for nearly 8 billion yen. The purchase represented only about 17% of the maximum limit, highlighting a focus on capital efficiency and selective deployment.
Daikin increased its total share repurchase count by 96,300 units through the exercise of stock acquisition rights. The final average purchase price was settled at approximately 23,184 yen per share.
