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- Steel business segment profit (year on year)+¥7.0 billionFactorsCosts
- Steel business segment profit (year on year)±¥0 billionFactorsVolume and composition
- Steel business segment profit (year on year)-¥45.0 billionFactorsSpread
- Steel business segment profit (year on year)+¥47 billionFactorsInventory valuation differences and other items
- Steel business segment profit (year on year)+¥6.1 billionFactorsOther
- Steel business segment profit (year on year)approximately -¥15.0 billionFactorsCost impact of the situation in the Middle East
- Exchange rate160 yen/USD, approximately
- WTI crude oil price$80 /bbl assumption from July onward
- Iron ore price90 US$/DMT, approximately
- Coking coal price230 US$/WMT, approximately
- Standalone crude steel production2,150 10,000 tonnes, approximately
- Execution of a land transfer agreement for the Keihin Advanced Logistics Zone (expected gain on transfer of approximately ¥45.0 billion)
- JFE Engineering's acquisition of all shares of Toko Kankyo and Saifuko and entry into the final disposal site business
- Decision to construct Akita Prefecture's largest managed landfill (operations scheduled to begin in fiscal 2030; capacity of 3.16 million m³)
- Phase 2 expansion of Kurashiki electrical steel sheet production and increased sales of heavy plates for offshore wind power
- Initiatives to implement an additional sales price increase (+¥5,000/tonne)
- Standalone crude steel production525 10,000 tonnesYear on year against the same period last year-30,000 tonnes
- Standalone steel shipments454 10,000 tonnesYear on year against the same period last year-170,000 tonnes
- Average steel price¥124.2 thousand/tYear on year against the same period last year+¥3,800/tonne
- High-value-added product ratio (fiscal 2025 actual)53 %Year on year against the same period last year+5 percentage points
- JFE Engineering order intake1,776 Hundreds of millions of yenYear on year against the same period last year+¥58.4 billion
- Debt/EBITDA multiple (outlook for the first half of fiscal 2026)4.8 times
- Standalone crude steel production525 10,000 tonnes
- Standalone steel shipments454 10,000 tonnes
- Average steel price¥124.2 thousand/t
- Steel businessRevenue7,635 Hundreds of millions of yenSegment profit30 Hundreds of millions of yen
- Engineering BusinessRevenue1,473 Hundreds of millions of yenSegment profit89 Hundreds of millions of yen
- Trading BusinessRevenue3,806 Hundreds of millions of yenSegment profit113 Hundreds of millions of yen
- AdjustmentsRevenue-1,304 Hundreds of millions of yenSegment profit26 Hundreds of millions of yen
- PlanEighth Medium-Term Management PlanTarget fiscal yearFY2027Business profit¥400 billionROEAt least 10%Annual Dividendpayout ratio of approximately 30%, with a floor of ¥80/share
- PlanJFE Vision 2035Target fiscal yearFY2035Segment profit¥700 billion
- ROETargetFiscal 2027: at least 10%Actuals and outlookFiscal 2026: approximately 6%
- Debt/EBITDA multipleTargetFiscal 2027: approximately 3 timesActuals and outlookOutlook for the first half of fiscal 2026: 4.8 times; approximately 4 times at fiscal year-end
- D/E ratioTargetFiscal 2027: approximately 60%Actuals and outlookOutlook for the first half of fiscal 2026: 66.6%
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Document type | Financial results presentation |
| Fiscal Period Covered | First quarter of the fiscal year ending March 2027 |
| Net Sales | 11,611 Hundreds of millions of yen |
| Ordinary income | ¥409 100 million (profit before tax) |
| Net income | ¥312 100 million (profit for the year) |
| Results for the three months of the current quarter | Revenue ¥1,161.1 billion / Business profit ¥32.3 billion / Segment profit ¥25.9 billion / Income before taxes ¥40.9 billion / Profit for the period ¥31.2 billion |
| Full-year earnings forecast | Revenue 48,500 Hundreds of millions of yen / Business profit 2,150 Hundreds of millions of yen / Segment profit 1,750 Hundreds of millions of yen / Income before taxes 1,900 Hundreds of millions of yen / Profit for the period 1,500 Hundreds of millions of yen / Annual Dividend ¥80 per share / ROE 6 Approximately % |
| Segment results | Segment Steel business / Revenue 7,635 Hundreds of millions of yen / Segment profit 30 Hundreds of millions of yen, Segment Engineering Business / Revenue 1,473 Hundreds of millions of yen / Segment profit 89 Hundreds of millions of yen, Segment Trading Business / Revenue 3,806 Hundreds of millions of yen / Segment profit 113 Hundreds of millions of yen, Segment Adjustments / Revenue -1,304 Hundreds of millions of yen / Segment profit 26 Hundreds of millions of yen |
| Breakdown of Factors Affecting the Change | Subject Steel business segment profit (year on year) / Factors Costs / Amount +¥7.0 billion, Subject Steel business segment profit (year on year) / Factors Volume and composition / Amount ±¥0 billion, Subject Steel business segment profit (year on year) / Factors Spread / Amount -¥45.0 billion, Subject Steel business segment profit (year on year) / Factors Inventory valuation differences and other items / Amount +¥47 billion, Subject Steel business segment profit (year on year) / Factors Other / Amount +¥6.1 billion, Subject Steel business segment profit (year on year) / Factors Cost impact of the situation in the Middle East / Amount approximately -¥15.0 billion |
| Key KPIs | 525 10,000 tonnes, 454 10,000 tonnes, ¥124.2 thousand/t, 53 %, 1,776 Hundreds of millions of yen, 4.8 times |
| Unit price and quantity metrics | 525 10,000 tonnes, 454 10,000 tonnes, ¥124.2 thousand/t |
| Assumptions Underlying the Business Outlook | Exchange rate 160 yen/USD, approximately, WTI crude oil price $80 /bbl (assumption from July onward), Iron ore price 90 US$/DMT, approximately, Coking coal price 230 US$/WMT, approximately, Standalone crude steel production 2,150 10,000 tonnes, approximately |
| Risk amount incorporated into the outlook | ¥600 100 million/year, approximately |
| Medium-term management plan targets | Plan Eighth Medium-Term Management Plan / Target fiscal year FY2027 / Business profit ¥400 billion / ROE At least 10% / Annual Dividend payout ratio of approximately 30%, with a floor of ¥80/share, Plan JFE Vision 2035 / Target fiscal year FY2035 / Segment profit ¥700 billion |
| Financial targets | Indicator ROE / Target Fiscal 2027: at least 10% / Actuals and outlook Fiscal 2026: approximately 6%, Indicator Debt/EBITDA multiple / Target Fiscal 2027: approximately 3 times / Actuals and outlook Outlook for the first half of fiscal 2026: 4.8 times; approximately 4 times at fiscal year-end, Indicator D/E ratio / Target Fiscal 2027: approximately 60% / Actuals and outlook Outlook for the first half of fiscal 2026: 66.6% |
| Annual Dividend | Annual ¥80 per share / Interim ¥40 per share / End of period ¥40 per share |
| Payout ratio | 30 Approximately % |
| Orders received and order backlog | JFE Engineering Orders received ¥1,776 100 million (first quarter) / Order backlog ¥12,235 100 million (FY2025 actual) |
| New initiatives | Execution of a land transfer agreement for the Keihin Advanced Logistics Zone (expected gain on transfer of approximately ¥45.0 billion), JFE Engineering's acquisition of all shares of Toko Kankyo and Saifuko and entry into the final disposal site business, Decision to construct Akita Prefecture's largest managed landfill (operations scheduled to begin in fiscal 2030; capacity of 3.16 million m³), Phase 2 expansion of Kurashiki electrical steel sheet production and increased sales of heavy plates for offshore wind power, Initiatives to implement an additional sales price increase (+¥5,000/tonne) |
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The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.The company attributed the increase in profit to improvements in inventory valuation differences, a ¥15.0 billion gain on the sale of land, and improved performance at group companies, particularly the India business. In the steel business, however, deteriorating domestic and overseas steel market conditions, higher prices for key raw materials, and cost increases stemming from the situation in the Middle East were negative factors.