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Notice Regarding Extraordinary Loss (Impairment Loss on Fixed Assets) and Revisions to Earnings Forecast

The Company expects to recognize an impairment loss on fixed assets and an equity-method investment loss in its consolidated financial results for the fiscal year ending March 2026. Accordingly, it has revised its forecasts downward for net sales and net income attributable to owners of the parent, while revising its operating income forecast upward.

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Notice Regarding Extraordinary Loss (Impairment Loss on Fixed Assets) and Revisions to Earnings Forecast

Subject Entity

Sansha Electric Manufacturing Co.,Ltd., its consolidated subsidiaries SanRex Corporation (United States) and SanRex Limited. (Hong Kong), and equity-method affiliates

Target Locations / Products

The Company's semiconductor business and power equipment business, the fixed assets of SanRex Corporation (United States) and SanRex Limited. (Hong Kong), and investments in equity-method affiliates

This disclosure04/24/2026
Cause

For the semiconductor business, the causes are changes in the business environment, profitability and the outlook. For the consolidated subsidiaries, the cause is a change in the operating environment. For the equity-method affiliates, the cause is a conservative reassessment of their business plans. The revision to the earnings forecasts reflects weak sales in China, weak demand for small embedded power supplies, the ability to emphasize added value in specific transactions, and expense reductions.

Amount of Impact on Business Performance

Impairment of the Company's fixed assets: ¥172 million (extraordinary loss); impairment of fixed assets related to SanRex Corporation and SanRex Limited.: ¥72 million (extraordinary loss); equity-method investment loss: ¥250 million (non-operating expense)

Accounting period in which recognized

Consolidated financial results for the fiscal year ending March 2026 (1 April 2025 to 31 March 2026)

Impact on Earnings Forecast

The earnings forecasts have been revised. Net sales have been revised from ¥27,700 million to ¥26,651 million, operating income from ¥1,200 million to ¥1,386 million, ordinary income from ¥1,200 million to ¥1,137 million, and net income attributable to owners of the parent from ¥840 million to ¥381 million. The respective changes are a decrease of ¥1,048 million, an increase of ¥186 million, a decrease of ¥62 million, and a decrease of ¥458 million. The dividend forecast remains unchanged.

Outlook

The dividend forecast will remain unchanged. The earnings forecasts above were calculated based on information available at this time, and actual results may vary due to a range of factors.

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Event nameNotice Regarding Extraordinary Loss (Impairment Loss on Fixed Assets) and Revisions to Earnings Forecast
Subject EntitySansha Electric Manufacturing Co.,Ltd., its consolidated subsidiaries SanRex Corporation (United States) and SanRex Limited. (Hong Kong), and equity-method affiliates
Target Locations / ProductsThe Company's semiconductor business and power equipment business, the fixed assets of SanRex Corporation (United States) and SanRex Limited. (Hong Kong), and investments in equity-method affiliates
CauseFor the semiconductor business, the causes are changes in the business environment, profitability and the outlook. For the consolidated subsidiaries, the cause is a change in the operating environment. For the equity-method affiliates, the cause is a conservative reassessment of their business plans. The revision to the earnings forecasts reflects weak sales in China, weak demand for small embedded power supplies, the ability to emphasize added value in specific transactions, and expense reductions.
Amount of Impact on Business PerformanceImpairment of the Company's fixed assets: ¥172 million (extraordinary loss); impairment of fixed assets related to SanRex Corporation and SanRex Limited.: ¥72 million (extraordinary loss); equity-method investment loss: ¥250 million (non-operating expense)
Accounting period in which recognizedConsolidated financial results for the fiscal year ending March 2026 (1 April 2025 to 31 March 2026)
Impact on Earnings ForecastThe earnings forecasts have been revised. Net sales have been revised from ¥27,700 million to ¥26,651 million, operating income from ¥1,200 million to ¥1,386 million, ordinary income from ¥1,200 million to ¥1,137 million, and net income attributable to owners of the parent from ¥840 million to ¥381 million. The respective changes are a decrease of ¥1,048 million, an increase of ¥186 million, a decrease of ¥62 million, and a decrease of ¥458 million. The dividend forecast remains unchanged.
OutlookThe dividend forecast will remain unchanged. The earnings forecasts above were calculated based on information available at this time, and actual results may vary due to a range of factors.
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The reasons the company gives

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Sales are expected to decline because semiconductor sales in China did not grow over the year and demand for small embedded power supplies in the power equipment business has remained weak. Operating income is expected to increase as a result of specific transactions in which the Company was able to emphasize added value and through expense reductions. However, ordinary income and net income attributable to owners of the parent are expected to decline because the Company will recognize an equity-method investment loss and an impairment loss on fixed assets.

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