Shipments and customer acceptance carried forward
First written in FY2017-Q1. 10 of 23 entries say "Restated". Latest entry: 2026-11-06.
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- FY2026-H1RestatedAnnual report
「Although prolonged product manufacturing lead times due to shortages of parts and other items and customer-requested delivery-schedule adjustments continued, revenue increased from the previous interim consolidated accounting period because sales and customer acceptance of balancing machines, primarily for tire manufacturers in Asia, increased.」
Although prolonged manufacturing lead times due to parts shortages and customer-requested delivery-schedule adjustments continued, higher sales and customer acceptance of balancing machines for Asia resulted in higher revenue. - FY2025-H1RestatedAnnual report
「Although prolonged product manufacturing lead times due to shortages of parts and other items and customer-requested delivery-schedule adjustments continued, revenue increased from the previous interim consolidated accounting period because sales and customer acceptance of balancing machines, primarily for tire manufacturers in Asia, increased.」
Although prolonged manufacturing lead times due to parts shortages and customer-requested delivery-schedule adjustments continued, higher sales and customer acceptance of balancing machines for Asia resulted in higher revenue. - FY2024Revenue growth despite continuing prolonged manufacturing lead timesAnnual report
「Although prolonged product manufacturing lead times due to shortages of parts and other items continued, revenue increased year on year because sales and customer acceptance of balancing machines, primarily for tire manufacturers in Asia, increased.」
Although prolonged manufacturing lead times due to parts shortages continued, full-year revenue increased 2.0% year on year because sales and customer acceptance of balancing machines for tire manufacturers in Asia increased. - FY2024-Q3RestatedAnnual report
「Although prolonged product manufacturing lead times due to shortages of parts and other items and customer-requested delivery-schedule adjustments continued, revenue increased year on year because sales and customer acceptance of balancing machines, primarily for tire manufacturers in Asia, increased.」
Although prolonged manufacturing lead times due to parts shortages and customer-requested delivery-schedule adjustments continued, higher sales and customer acceptance of balancing machines for Asia resulted in higher revenue. - FY2024-Q2RestatedAnnual report
「Although prolonged product manufacturing lead times due to shortages of parts and other items and customer-requested delivery-schedule adjustments continued, revenue increased year on year because sales and customer acceptance of balancing machines, primarily for tire manufacturers in Asia, increased.」
Although prolonged manufacturing lead times due to parts shortages and customer-requested delivery-schedule adjustments continued, higher sales and customer acceptance of balancing machines for Asia resulted in higher revenue. - FY2024-Q1Revenue growth despite continuing delivery-schedule adjustments and supply shortagesAnnual report
「Although prolonged product manufacturing lead times due to shortages of parts and other items and customer-requested delivery-schedule adjustments continued, revenue increased year on year because sales and customer acceptance of balancing machines, primarily for tire manufacturers in Asia, increased.」
Although prolonged manufacturing lead times due to parts shortages and customer-requested delivery-schedule adjustments continued, sales and customer acceptance of balancing machines for tire manufacturers in Asia increased, resulting in higher total revenue. - FY2023-Q3RestatedAnnual report
「Although prolonged product manufacturing lead times due to shortages of parts and other items, customer-requested delivery-schedule adjustments related to COVID-19, and projects awaiting export due to shortages of ocean-going vessels and containers continued, revenue declined year on year because sales and customer acceptance of balancing machines, primarily for tire manufacturers in Asia, and electric servomotor vibration-testing machines for Japan decreased.」
Prolonged manufacturing lead times due to parts shortages, customer-requested delivery-schedule adjustments, and projects awaiting export due to shortages of ocean-going vessels and containers continued, affecting sales and customer acceptance of the main products. - FY2023-Q2WorsenedAnnual report
「Although prolonged product manufacturing lead times due to shortages of parts and other items, customer-requested delivery-schedule adjustments related to COVID-19, and projects awaiting export due to shortages of ocean-going vessels and containers continued, revenue declined year on year because sales and customer acceptance of balancing machines, primarily for tire manufacturers in Asia, and electric servomotor vibration-testing machines for Japan decreased.」
The prolongation of manufacturing lead times due to parts shortages was newly specified, while delivery-schedule adjustments and projects awaiting export due to shortages of ocean-going vessels and containers continued. The impact appeared as lower sales and customer acceptance of balancing machines for Asia and vibration-testing machines for Japan. - FY2023-Q1WorsenedAnnual report
「Revenue declined year on year because, although customer-requested delivery-schedule adjustments related to COVID-19 and projects awaiting export due to shortages of ocean-going vessels and containers continued, sales of balancing machines, primarily to tire manufacturers in Asia, and electric servomotor vibration-testing machines for Japan declined.」
Delivery-schedule adjustments, shortages of ocean-going vessels and containers, and projects awaiting export continued, affecting sales through lower sales of balancing machines for Asia and vibration-testing machines for Japan. - FY2022-Q3RestatedAnnual report
「Although customer-requested delivery-schedule adjustments related to COVID-19 and projects awaiting export due to shortages of ocean-going vessels and containers continued, revenue increased year on year because higher sales of balancing machines, primarily to tire manufacturers in Asia, offset the decline in sales of balancing machines for Japan.」
Customer delivery-schedule adjustments and projects awaiting export due to shortages of ocean-going vessels and containers continued. Sales in Japan declined, but sales of balancing machines to tire manufacturers in Asia increased. - FY2022-Q1RestatedAnnual report
「Although customer-requested delivery-schedule adjustments related to COVID-19 and projects awaiting export due to shortages of ocean-going vessels and containers continued, revenue increased year on year because higher sales of electric servomotor vibration-testing machines for Japan offset the decline in sales of balancing machines, primarily to tire manufacturers in Asia.」
Customer delivery-schedule adjustments, shortages of ocean-going vessels and containers, and projects awaiting export continued. Sales of balancing machines declined, but total revenue increased year on year because of higher sales of vibration-testing machines for Japan. - FY2021-Q3WorsenedAnnual report
「Revenue declined year on year because, amid the global spread of COVID-19, customer-requested delivery-schedule adjustments and the shortage of ocean-going vessels and containers increased the number of projects awaiting export, reducing sales of balancing machines, primarily to tire manufacturers in Asia, and electric servomotor vibration-testing machines for Japan and Asia.」
In addition to the previously seen carryforward of shipments and customer acceptance, customer delivery-schedule adjustments and the increase in projects awaiting export due to shortages of ocean-going vessels and containers materialized as a decline in revenue. - FY2020MaterialisedAnnual report
「Customer acceptance was delayed, affecting the timing of revenue recognition and other items, but there was no material impact on the consolidated financial statements for the current consolidated fiscal year.」
Restrictions on movement caused by the COVID-19 pandemic actually resulted in delays in customer acceptance and the timing of revenue recognition being pushed back. - FY2020-Q1DroppedAnnual report
「Revenue increased year on year because sales of balancing machines, primarily to tire manufacturers in Asia, and automatic shaft straightening machines for the automotive-related industry increased from the same quarter of the previous year.」
The current quarter's revenue commentary made no reference to the previously stated carryforward of projects involving shipments and customer acceptance, and revenue increased year on year. - FY2019MaterialisedAnnual report
「Much of the shipment and customer acceptance for balancing machines destined for China and other parts of Asia was carried forward to the following consolidated fiscal year,」
The carryforward of shipments and customer acceptance materialized as a decline in full-year revenue, and the carryforward to the following consolidated fiscal year was explicitly stated. - FY2019-Q3RestatedAnnual report
「Revenue declined year on year because many projects had their shipments to customers and customer acceptance pushed back from the third quarter to the fourth quarter due to customer-requested changes to delivery schedules and other factors.」
Customer-requested changes to delivery schedules and other factors resulted in many shipments and customer acceptance being carried forward from the third quarter to the fourth quarter. - FY2019-Q2WorsenedAnnual report
「Revenue declined year on year because many projects had their shipments to customers and customer acceptance pushed back from the second quarter to the third quarter due to customer-requested changes to delivery schedules and other factors.」
Shipments and customer acceptance were carried forward for more projects than stated in the previous quarter and were pushed from the second quarter to the third quarter because of customer-requested changes to delivery schedules. - FY2019-Q1Recurrence of projects being carried forwardAnnual report
「Revenue declined year on year because some projects had their shipments to customers and customer acceptance pushed back from the first quarter to the second quarter.」
The previously omitted carryforward of projects involving shipments and customer acceptance recurred and was cited as a factor behind the decline in revenue. - FY2017-Q2DroppedAnnual report
「Revenue declined year on year because shipments and customer acceptance of balancing machines, including tire-related testing machines for production lines destined for Asia and Japan, decreased due in part to lower orders.」
The cumulative quarterly results commentary made no reference to the projects carried forward to the second quarter mentioned in the previous quarter, and attributed the decline in shipments and customer acceptance to lower orders. - FY2017-Q1First statedAnnual report
「Revenue declined year on year because shipments of tire-related testing machines for production lines destined for Southeast Asia and Japan decreased, and some projects were carried forward to the second quarter.」
Shipments for Japan and Southeast Asia, as well as customer acceptance for large projects in China and South Korea, were carried forward to subsequent quarters.