Earnings digests and industry comparisons for Japan's biggest listed companies.
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JEOL reported lower April-June fiscal 2026 revenue, operating profit and net income year on year, citing China export-control delays and semiconductor equipment order timing. It kept full-year guidance unchanged.
FY2026 Q1 (Apr-Jun 2025)
Sysmex reported a 23.6% jump in first-quarter revenue to 130,674 million yen for FY2027, with operating profit up 39.5% to 14,821 million yen. Net income attributable to owners of the parent surged 90.9% to 8,691 million yen, but China was a clear weak spot.
FY2027 Q1 (Apr-Jun 2026)
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)
Rakus said on September 1, 2026, that its board approved a framework to sell part of its listed shareholdings held for pure investment, and it expects to book a ¥2 billion special gain. The sale is planned by the end of October 2026, with the gain recorded in the fiscal year ending March 2027. The amount could change depending on share prices.
Nojima announced on Sept. 1 that it acquired a 70% stake in Yamato Credit Finance from Yamato Holdings, completing the subsidiary consolidation. The unit was renamed N Credit Finance, with a new president appointed, as Nojima aims to integrate sales and finance. The impact on current earnings is seen as minor.
Kyuden announced that one of its subsidiaries has received approval for a new listing on a Japanese stock exchange. The regulatory disclosure was filed through TDnet.
Square Enix denied a monthly magazine report that it is considering going private, saying no such plan exists. The game maker disclosed on TDnet after Sentaku's September issue reported the alleged privatization.
Yamaha sold 14 million shares in Yamaha Motor, cutting its stake to 1.46% from 2.84%. The sale will generate a 24.9 billion yen extraordinary gain in non-consolidated results for fiscal year ending March 2027, with little consolidated impact.
TOPPAN announced on Aug. 27 a two-for-one stock split effective Oct. 1, 2026, aimed at halving the investment unit and drawing individual investors. The annual dividend remains 58 yen on a pre-split basis, so the effective payout is unchanged. Shareholder benefit thresholds will be doubled, but the substantive conditions are unchanged.
Yamaha will sell 14m Yamaha Motor shares, or 1.37% of outstanding stock, cutting its stake to 1.46% from 2.84%. The policy-share sale closes August 27, 2026, with minor consolidated-profit impact.
Rakus said on July 25 it will borrow 4bn yen from Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp. to fund more Plus Alpha Consulting shares plus a 10bn yen current account overdraft line. The share transfer is set for Aug. 28, 2026.
SHIFT said on Aug. 25 it will absorb wholly owned subsidiary DICO on Dec. 1, 2026 to strengthen localization operations. DICO posted revenue of 712 million yen and a net loss of 26 million yen, and the impact on SHIFT's consolidated results is minimal.
