Earnings digests and industry comparisons for Japan's biggest listed companies.
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Sekisui House reported a 16% surge in second-quarter operating profit to 180.37 billion yen for Q2 FY2027, raising full-year forecasts despite a 2.5% drop in consolidated revenue driven by softness in its US housing business.
Q2 FY2027 (Jan-Mar 2027)
Kajima's Q1 FY2027 (April-June 2026) revenue fell 1.5% year on year to ¥640.0 billion, but operating profit rose 7.8% to ¥40.5 billion and net income increased 16.6% to ¥30.9 billion. Civil engineering margin gains and overseas development sales drove profit; construction orders climbed 21.1%.
Q1 FY2027 (Apr-Jun 2026)
KI Star reported Q1 FY2027 revenue up 21.5% to a record 102,715 million yen, operating profit up 85.7% to 8,371 million yen, and net income attributable to owners of the parent up 100.5% to 4,809 million yen. The company also raised its full-year guidance and dividend outlook.
FY2027 Q1 (Apr-Jun 2026)
Haseko faces a leadership shakeup after its subsidiary was fined for participating in long-running bid-rigging schemes for residential renovation projects in the Kanto region.
KI Star has expanded its borrowing limits with major banks to secure stable funding for land acquisition, a move that bolsters its financial foundation amid strong residential demand. This strategic adjustment aims to maintain competitive advantage by ensuring sufficient liquidity for development projects.
Shimizu has doubled its share buyback cap from 10 billion to 20 billion yen. The firm will use proceeds from convertible bonds to support the stock price.
Infrastructure IT firm Hulic has acquired shares of cloud BPR solution provider SQUEEZE, reaching a 5.0% voting rights threshold. This strategic investment marks the company's formal compliance with block purchase regulations and signals deeper capital ties.
Taisei announced on September 14 that its final conviction for antitrust violations regarding Chuo Shinkansen construction is confirmed after the Supreme Court rejected its appeal. The company will pay a fine of 250 million yen as legal proceedings conclude with no further remedies available.
Kajima has received a Tokyo District Court decision to start civil rehabilitation proceedings, addressing liabilities totaling 1.3 trillion yen. The company suspended stock trading immediately to stabilize operations.
Leopalace21 has resolved to cut dividends to zero for the fiscal year ending March 2027, aligning with support from tender offeror K891. This decision paves the way for a delisting and effectively pauses shareholder returns during the transition.
Leopalace21 has approved a tender offer from a consortium led by Kocom at JPY1,000 per share. The bid represents a 52 percent premium and clarifies the path toward delisting.
Tama Home reported that combined new home orders for August rose to 109 percent of the previous year. The company saw exceptional growth in its prefab housing segment, establishing a robust demand foundation.
