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Revision to earnings forecast3878TOMOEGAWA CORPORATIONMaterials and Chemicals

Notice Regarding Variances Between the Consolidated Earnings Forecast and Actual Results for the Second Quarter (Interim Period) of the Fiscal Year Ending March 2027 and Revisions to the Full-Year Consolidated Earnings Forecast

For the cumulative second quarter, net sales and profit exceeded forecasts due to the weaker yen and price revisions, among other factors, while interim net income significantly exceeded expectations with the addition of extraordinary income and other items. Accordingly, full-year net sales and profit forecasts were revised upward, despite expectations of higher raw material and fuel prices and increased expenses in the second half.

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Revised forecast

Fiscal year ending March 2027 · Full year (also disclosing the variance from actual results for the cumulative second quarter)Previous forecast published 23 July 2026
Net Sales38,600→38,900million yen
+0.8%
Operating profit1,600→2,000million yen
+25.0%
Ordinary income1,700→1,900million yen
+11.8%
Profit attributable to owners of the parent700→1,250million yen
+78.6%
Net income per share71.38→127.19Yen and sen
+78.2%

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Reason for the revision

During the interim period, net sales increased due to the weaker yen, which progressed beyond expectations, among other factors, while operating income and ordinary income exceeded expectations as a result of profitability improvement measures, including price revisions. Extraordinary income and losses, including a gain on the transfer of goodwill, insurance proceeds related to an equipment accident, and the cost of restoring the related equipment, were also recognized. For the full year, the forecast was revised based on results through the interim period exceeding expectations, despite expectations of adjustments to high-margin products, higher costs due to soaring raw material and fuel prices, increased development activity, and dismantling costs for equipment and other assets within the plants.

Details and amount of extraordinary loss

A portion of the gain related to the transfer of goodwill accompanying the structural reforms of the functional sheet business and the papermaking unit was recognized as extraordinary income. Insurance proceeds related to an equipment accident and the cost of restoring the related equipment were recognized as extraordinary income and losses. Amount: Not disclosed.

Previous-period resultsFull year: net sales ¥35,552 million, operating income ¥1,618 million, ordinary income ¥1,853 million, net income attributable to owners of the parent ¥945 million, earnings per share ¥95.40. Cumulative second quarter: net sales ¥17,161 million, operating income ¥955 million, ordinary income ¥1,024 million, interim net income attributable to owners of the parent ¥572 million, interim earnings per share ¥57.25.
Consolidated / non-consolidatedConsolidated
Revised forecast
ItemDetails
Net Sales38,600 million yen → 38,900 million yen(+0.8%)
Operating profit1,600 million yen → 2,000 million yen(+25.0%)
Ordinary income1,700 million yen → 1,900 million yen(+11.8%)
Profit attributable to owners of the parent700 million yen → 1,250 million yen(+78.6%)
Net income per share71.38 Yen and sen → 127.19 Yen and sen
Fiscal Period CoveredFiscal year ending March 2027
Period CoveredFull year (also disclosing the variance from actual results for the cumulative second quarter)
Publication date of previous forecast23 July 2026
Previous-period resultsFull year: net sales ¥35,552 million, operating income ¥1,618 million, ordinary income ¥1,853 million, net income attributable to owners of the parent ¥945 million, earnings per share ¥95.40. Cumulative second quarter: net sales ¥17,161 million, operating income ¥955 million, ordinary income ¥1,024 million, interim net income attributable to owners of the parent ¥572 million, interim earnings per share ¥57.25.
Reason for the revisionDuring the interim period, net sales increased due to the weaker yen, which progressed beyond expectations, among other factors, while operating income and ordinary income exceeded expectations as a result of profitability improvement measures, including price revisions. Extraordinary income and losses, including a gain on the transfer of goodwill, insurance proceeds related to an equipment accident, and the cost of restoring the related equipment, were also recognized. For the full year, the forecast was revised based on results through the interim period exceeding expectations, despite expectations of adjustments to high-margin products, higher costs due to soaring raw material and fuel prices, increased development activity, and dismantling costs for equipment and other assets within the plants.
Details and amount of extraordinary lossA portion of the gain related to the transfer of goodwill accompanying the structural reforms of the functional sheet business and the papermaking unit was recognized as extraordinary income. Insurance proceeds related to an equipment accident and the cost of restoring the related equipment were recognized as extraordinary income and losses. Amount: Not disclosed.
Consolidated / non-consolidatedConsolidated
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For the cumulative second quarter, net sales increased due to the weaker yen, which progressed beyond expectations, among other factors, while operating income and ordinary income exceeded forecasts as a result of profitability improvement measures, including price revisions. Interim net income exceeded expectations due to the recognition of extraordinary income and losses, including a gain on the transfer of goodwill, insurance proceeds related to an equipment accident, and the cost of restoring the related equipment. For the full year, the forecast was revised based on results through the interim period exceeding expectations, despite expectations of adjustments to high-margin products, higher costs due to soaring raw material and fuel prices, increased development activity, and dismantling costs for equipment within the plants.

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