Second-quarter (interim-period) financial results for the fiscal year ending November 2026
TSUDAKOMA Corp. and its corporate group
Textile machinery business (air-jet looms, including ZAX001neo Plus and ZAX001neo Terry, and water-jet looms), and machine tools-related business (including NC rotary tables)
In the textile machinery business, highly profitable projects were deferred to the next period and raw material and other costs increased. In the machine tools-related business, net sales increased and profitability improved. The feasibility of the measures is subject to external factors, including developments in the international situation, higher procurement prices such as raw material prices, increases in various expenses such as ocean freight, and unexpectedly extended lead times for parts.
Interim net loss attributable to owners of the parent of ¥193 million (operating loss of ¥89 million and ordinary loss of ¥87 million)
Second quarter (interim period) of the fiscal year ending November 2026 (from 1 December 2025 to 31 May 2026)
The earnings forecast has been revised. Full-year net sales are projected at ¥36,000 million, operating profit at ¥500 million, ordinary profit at ¥300 million, and net income attributable to owners of the parent at ¥100 million. For details, see the separate document, “Notice Concerning Revision of Earnings Forecasts.”
Based on the Medium-Term Management Plan 2026, the company will implement measures to expand orders and sales, improve profitability, and secure cash flow, with the aim of building a more profitable business structure and restoring performance. The company will maintain close relationships with its lending financial institutions, including by regularly explaining its funding plans and the progress of its Medium-Term Management Plan.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Event name | Second-quarter (interim-period) financial results for the fiscal year ending November 2026 |
| Subject Entity | TSUDAKOMA Corp. and its corporate group |
| Target Locations / Products | Textile machinery business (air-jet looms, including ZAX001neo Plus and ZAX001neo Terry, and water-jet looms), and machine tools-related business (including NC rotary tables) |
| Cause | In the textile machinery business, highly profitable projects were deferred to the next period and raw material and other costs increased. In the machine tools-related business, net sales increased and profitability improved. The feasibility of the measures is subject to external factors, including developments in the international situation, higher procurement prices such as raw material prices, increases in various expenses such as ocean freight, and unexpectedly extended lead times for parts. |
| Amount of Impact on Business Performance | Interim net loss attributable to owners of the parent of ¥193 million (operating loss of ¥89 million and ordinary loss of ¥87 million) |
| Accounting period in which recognized | Second quarter (interim period) of the fiscal year ending November 2026 (from 1 December 2025 to 31 May 2026) |
| Impact on Earnings Forecast | The earnings forecast has been revised. Full-year net sales are projected at ¥36,000 million, operating profit at ¥500 million, ordinary profit at ¥300 million, and net income attributable to owners of the parent at ¥100 million. For details, see the separate document, “Notice Concerning Revision of Earnings Forecasts.” |
| Outlook | Based on the Medium-Term Management Plan 2026, the company will implement measures to expand orders and sales, improve profitability, and secure cash flow, with the aim of building a more profitable business structure and restoring performance. The company will maintain close relationships with its lending financial institutions, including by regularly explaining its funding plans and the progress of its Medium-Term Management Plan. |
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The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.In the textile machinery business, profits were pressured by the deferral of highly profitable projects to the next period and higher raw material and other costs. Meanwhile, profit increased in the machine tools-related business owing to higher net sales and improved profitability.