Earnings digests and industry comparisons for Japan's biggest listed companies.
237 reports(page 4 of 20)
Dip has significantly raised its fiscal year-end forecasts for sales and current profit, expecting both to surpass the previous year by over 150%. The company also announced a dividend increase and revised its annual payout cap.
Tama Home reported that its total September orders remained flat at 100 percent of the previous year. This stagnation masks a sharp divide between strong detached housing and a significant slump in custom homes.
Olympus received a Warning Letter from the US FDA regarding quality management at six facilities. The company stated the disclosure has no impact on consolidated financial results, reassuring investors of operational stability.
Hulic launched a tender offer for Riso Education Group shares at 295 yen on Oct. 14 to achieve full consolidation and delist the company.
Kansai Electric (9503) confirmed completion of reactivation preparations for its Mihama No. 3 reactor following a September 18 shutdown. The utility plans to start the unit on October 10, with full commercial operations expected in November.
Hokkaido Electric has finalized a 125.5 billion yen budget for the seawall construction at its Tomari Nuclear Power Plant, prioritizing schedule acceleration over cost minimization. The utility aims to complete this massive capital expenditure project by August 2027.
Kintetsu subsidiary Kintetsu Department Store has revised its full-year profit forecast upward after strong mid-term results. The company also announced a historic dividend increase.
Office furniture leader Okamura (7994) resolved to pay a interim dividend of 52.5 yen per share for the quarter ended September 2026. This increase signals steady shareholder returns despite matching prior-year base levels.
DNP will absorb its wholly owned subsidiary DNP Digital Solutions on April 1, 2027, to consolidate ICT operations and inherit sales from DNP Planning Network. This restructuring aims to strengthen competitiveness through integrated marketing and IT services.
Hitachi CM completed its share repurchase program in October, returning nearly the full 34 billion yen cap to shareholders. The firm's 99.9 percent execution rate demonstrates a strict commitment to capital efficiency and shareholder returns.
Taiyo Holdings faces uncertainty as its tender offer by KJ005 is postponed. Unfinished regulatory procedures in Japan and China have pushed the start date back. Investors are now waiting for clearance in key markets.
Nissan Chemical has confirmed that its Indian agrochemical and domestic sulfur manufacturing units qualify as specific subsidiaries. The company also acknowledged delays in previous regulatory disclosures.
