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Revisions to earnings forecasts2806YUTAKA FOODS CORPORATIONFoods

Notice Regarding Revisions to Earnings Forecasts

The company revised its earnings forecasts for the interim period and full fiscal year ending March 2027. While the revenue forecast was revised upward, profit forecasts were revised downward. Full-year operating profit is now forecast at a loss of ¥304 million, down ¥314 million, and net income is now expected to be negative.

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Revised forecast

Fiscal year ending March 2027 · Cumulative second quarter (interim period) and full yearPrevious forecast published 15 May 2026
Net SalesInterim period8,000→8,313million
+3.9%
Net SalesFull year15,900→15,957million
+0.4%
Operating profitInterim period65→-67million
-203.1%
Operating profitFull year10→-304million
-3,140.0%
Ordinary incomeInterim period130→24million
-81.5%
Ordinary incomeFull year111→-177million
-259.5%
Profit attributable to owners of the parentInterim period120→45million
-62.5%
Profit attributable to owners of the parentFull year107→-160million
-249.5%
Net income per shareInterim period17.27→6.48Yen/sen
-62.5%
Net income per shareFull year15.4→—Yen/sen
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The bar length represents the relative magnitude of change, based on the item that changed the most in this document. The percentage change shown by the dotted line is calculated from the two reported figures because the company did not provide the rate.

Reason for the revision

Because higher raw material prices, primarily for naphtha-derived materials, continued amid the prolonged situation in the Middle East, and production costs increased more than expected due to the yen's depreciation and other factors. The full-year forecast also reflects the impact of the revised interim earnings forecast and the outlook for continued increases in raw material prices.

Previous-period resultsInterim period Net Sales 7,285 / Operating profit 430 / Ordinary income 526 / Interim net profit 375 / Interim net income per share 54.03 / Full year Net Sales 14,988 / Operating profit 143 / Ordinary income 291 / Net income for the current fiscal year 204 / Net income per share 29.41
Revised forecast
ItemDetails
Net SalesInterim period 8,000 / Full year 15,900 → Interim period 8,313 / Full year 15,957(Interim period 3.9 / Full year 0.4)
Operating profitInterim period 65 / Full year 10 → Interim period -67 / Full year -304
Ordinary incomeInterim period 130 / Full year 111 → Interim period 24 / Full year -177(Interim period △81.3 / Full year Not disclosed)
Profit attributable to owners of the parentInterim period 120 / Full year 107 → Interim period 45 / Full year -160(Interim period △62.5 / Full year Not disclosed)
Net income per shareInterim period 17.27 / Full year 15.40 → Interim period 6.48 / Full year △23.03
Fiscal Period CoveredFiscal year ending March 2027
Period CoveredCumulative second quarter (interim period) and full year
Publication date of previous forecast15 May 2026
Previous-period resultsInterim period Net Sales 7,285 / Operating profit 430 / Ordinary income 526 / Interim net profit 375 / Interim net income per share 54.03 / Full year Net Sales 14,988 / Operating profit 143 / Ordinary income 291 / Net income for the current fiscal year 204 / Net income per share 29.41
Reason for the revisionBecause higher raw material prices, primarily for naphtha-derived materials, continued amid the prolonged situation in the Middle East, and production costs increased more than expected due to the yen's depreciation and other factors. The full-year forecast also reflects the impact of the revised interim earnings forecast and the outlook for continued increases in raw material prices.
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Details and amount of extraordinary lossDividend forecast revisionConsolidated / non-consolidated

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The reasons the company gives

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Because higher raw material prices, primarily for naphtha-derived materials, continued amid the prolonged situation in the Middle East, while production costs increased more than expected due to the yen's depreciation and other factors. For the full year, the company also cited the impact of the revised interim earnings forecast and the outlook for continued increases in raw material prices.

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