Increase in Order Intake and Order Backlog Related to Induction Heating Equipment
First written in FY2018-Q2. 6 of 20 entries say "Advanced", first in FY2018-Q3. Latest entry: FY2025.
The whole theme swung hardest in 2020: 16 of 94 companies on the "Worse" side.
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- FY2025Decline in Orders Received and Order BacklogAnnual report
「Orders received in the IH Division-related business (induction heating equipment) totaled ¥6,923 million, or 90.1% of the previous year's level, and the order backlog was ¥5,013 million, or 80.5%.」
Both orders received and the order backlog for induction heating equipment were below the previous comparable period. However, orders associated with capital investment remained firm, and the company explained that sales increased. - FY2025-H1RestatedAnnual report
「Sales of induction heating equipment increased year on year as orders associated with customer capital investment remained firm, offsetting the decline in contract heat-treatment processing.」
Firm orders associated with customer capital investment in induction heating equipment led to higher sales, offsetting the decline in contract heat-treatment processing. - FY2024AdvancedAnnual report
「Orders received in the IH Division-related business (induction heating equipment) totaled ¥7,681 million, or 108.6% of the previous year's level, and the order backlog was ¥6,226 million, or 124.2%.」
Orders received for induction heating equipment totaled ¥7,681 million and the order backlog was ¥6,226 million, both higher than in the previous comparable period. - FY2024-Q3RestatedAnnual report
「Sales related to induction heating equipment increased year on year, as orders remained firm.」
The company reconfirms firm orders and sales growth in the induction heating equipment business. - FY2024-Q2RestatedAnnual report
「Sales related to induction heating equipment increased year on year, as orders remained firm.」
The company reconfirms firm orders and sales growth in the induction heating equipment business. - FY2024-Q1RestatedAnnual report
「Sales related to induction heating equipment increased from the same period of the previous year as orders remained solid.」
The company continues to report firm orders and sales above the previous-year level for induction heating equipment. - FY2023Orders received declined while the order backlog increasedAnnual report
「Orders received in the IH Division-related business (induction heating equipment) totaled ¥7,075 million, or 88.0% of the previous year's level, and the order backlog was ¥5,011 million, or 130.5%.」
For induction heating equipment, orders received decreased year on year while the order backlog increased. The company explained that sales of multiple projects were pushed into the next period due to the pandemic and component shortages. - FY2023-Q3RestatedAnnual report
「Although orders remained solid, sales related to induction heating equipment declined from the same period of the previous year due to longer lead times for parts and delays in the acceptance inspection timing for certain projects resulting from the impact of COVID-19 and other factors.」
Orders for induction heating equipment remain firm, but sales recognition has been delayed due to longer lead times for components and other factors. - FY2023-Q1RestatedAnnual report
「Sales related to induction heating equipment increased from the same period of the previous year as orders remained solid in both Japan and overseas markets.」
Continued firm orders and sales growth in the induction heating equipment business in Japan and overseas are reported. - FY2022AdvancedAnnual report
「Orders received in the IH Division-related business (induction heating equipment) totaled ¥8,043 million, up 233.7% year on year, and the order backlog was ¥3,840 million, up 181.2%.」
Orders received and the order backlog for induction heating equipment increased sharply year on year, with the recovery in capital investment demand reflected in full-year orders. - FY2022-Q3AdvancedAnnual report
「In the IH Division-related business (induction heating equipment), orders received totaled ¥6,120 million, up 160.3% year on year, and the order backlog was ¥4,386 million, up 57.1%. This was due in part to the recovery trend in customer demand for capital investment, after orders temporarily deteriorated in the previous comparable period as customers reviewed capital spending and postponed maintenance amid the spread of COVID-19.」
Orders received for induction heating equipment totaled ¥6,120 million and the order backlog was ¥4,386 million, up 160.3% and 57.1%, respectively, year on year. The recovery in capital investment demand was reflected in higher orders. - FY2022-Q2AdvancedAnnual report
「In the IH Division-related business (induction heating equipment), orders received totaled ¥4,656 million, up 343.8% year on year, and the order backlog was ¥4,592 million, up 79.8%. This was due in part to the recovery trend in customer demand for capital investment, after orders temporarily deteriorated in the previous comparable period as customers reviewed capital spending and postponed maintenance amid the spread of COVID-19.」
Orders received and the order backlog for induction heating equipment increased sharply year on year, reflecting the recovery in customer demand for capital investment in higher orders. - FY2022-Q1AdvancedAnnual report
「In the IH Division-related business (induction heating equipment), orders received totaled ¥2,878 million, up 233.4% year on year, and the order backlog was ¥4,166 million, up 10.2%. This was due in part to the recovery trend in customer demand for capital investment, after orders temporarily deteriorated in the previous comparable period as customers reviewed capital spending and postponed maintenance amid the spread of COVID-19.」
Orders received for induction heating equipment totaled ¥2,878 million and the order backlog was ¥4,166 million, up 233.4% and 10.2%, respectively, year on year. The recovery in customer demand for capital investment was reflected in increases in orders received and the order backlog. - FY2021Continued sharp decline in orders received and order backlogAnnual report
「Orders received in the IH Division-related business (induction heating equipment) totaled ¥3,441 million, or 48.2% of the previous year's level, and the order backlog was ¥2,119 million, or 54.9%.」
Orders received and the order backlog for induction heating equipment declined sharply from the previous fiscal year. The delay in the recovery of orders was attributed to customers reviewing capital spending and postponing maintenance. - FY2021-Q3Orders received and order backlog recovered from the previous quarter but remained below the previous yearAnnual report
「In the IH Division-related business (induction heating equipment), orders received totaled ¥2,351 million, down 53.1% year on year, and the order backlog was ¥2,791 million, down 31.4%. This was due in part to deterioration in orders as customers reviewed capital spending and postponed maintenance in response to the spread of COVID-19.」
Orders received recovered from ¥1,049 million in the second-quarter cumulative period to ¥2,351 million, while the order backlog recovered from ¥2,554 million to ¥2,791 million, both compared with the previous quarter. However, they remained below the previous year, down 53.1% and 31.4% year on year, respectively. - FY2021-Q2Sharp decline in orders received and order backlogAnnual report
「In the IH Division-related business (induction heating equipment), orders received totaled ¥1,049 million, down 69.7% year on year, and the order backlog was ¥2,554 million, down 35.1%. This was due in part to deterioration in orders as customers reviewed capital spending and postponed maintenance in response to the spread of COVID-19.」
Orders received for induction heating equipment totaled ¥1,049 million and the order backlog was ¥2,554 million, down sharply by 69.7% and 35.1%, respectively, year on year. - FY2020Continued decline in order backlogAnnual report
「Orders received in the Products Division-related business totaled ¥25,182 million, or 86.0% of the previous year's level, and the order backlog was ¥1,759 million, or 56.3%. In the IH Division-related business (induction heating equipment), orders received totaled ¥7,135 million, or 95.8%, and the order backlog was ¥3,858 million, or 94.3%.」
Both orders received and the order backlog were below the previous year in the Products Division-related business and the induction heating equipment business, while the decline in the induction heating equipment backlog continued. - FY2019Decline in Order BacklogAnnual report
「In the IH Division-related business (induction heating equipment), orders received totaled ¥7,445 million, up 2.2% year on year, and the order backlog was ¥4,094 million, down 16.2% year on year.」
Orders received for induction heating equipment increased, while the order backlog decreased year on year, marking a shift from the previous pattern of rising backlogs. - FY2018-Q3AdvancedAnnual report
「In the IH Division-related business (induction heating equipment), orders received totaled ¥5,004 million, up 22.2% year on year, and the order backlog was ¥5,186 million, up 57.2% year on year. This was due in part to firm domestic orders and Korean Netsuren Co., Ltd. becoming a subsidiary on 19 June 2017.」
Orders received increased from ¥3,091 million and the order backlog from ¥4,339 million in the second-quarter cumulative period to ¥5,004 million and ¥5,186 million, respectively, in the third-quarter cumulative period. Year on year, they were up 22.2% and 57.2%, respectively. - FY2018-Q2First statedAnnual report
「In the IH Division-related business (induction heating equipment), orders received totaled ¥3,091 million, up 12.8% year on year, and the order backlog was ¥4,339 million, up 66.0% year on year. This was due in part to firm domestic orders and Korean Netsuren Co., Ltd. becoming a subsidiary on 19 June 2017.」
For induction heating equipment, orders received of ¥3,091 million and an order backlog of ¥4,339 million were disclosed for the second-quarter cumulative period, with Korean Netsuren becoming a subsidiary also cited as a factor in the increase.