New Japan Chemical (4406) · FactIncrease in asset retirement obligations and plant closure-related costs
Restoration costs associated with the removal of the Sakai Plant
First written in FY2025. . Latest entry: FY2026.
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- FY2026Increase in asset retirement obligations and plant closure-related costsAnnual report
「Following the decision to close the Sakai Plant, the company recognized a provision for the reasonably estimated future facility maintenance and management costs, including land rent, expected to arise before closure is completed.」
In connection with the closure of the Sakai Plant, the company recognized a ¥182 million provision for plant closure losses, and the balance of asset retirement obligations increased from ¥827 million to ¥1,083 million. - FY2025First statedAnnual report
「To end production of acid anhydrides and plasticizer products at the Sakai Plant, the company recognized an extraordinary loss in connection with recording asset retirement obligations for the removal and disposal of the plant's buildings and equipment.」
In connection with the end of production and removal of the Sakai Plant, the company recognized ¥744 million in restoration costs as an extraordinary loss, and the balance of asset retirement obligations was ¥827 million.