Lower Manufacturing Costs Due to Reduced Electricity and Fuel Expenses
First written in FY2017-Q3. 7 of 15 entries say "Restated". Latest entry: FY2027-H1.
The whole theme swung hardest in 2018: 6 of 20 companies on the "Worse" side.
6 other companies' latest entry also says "Restated".
- FY2027-H1RestatedAnnual report
「Our group's business activities have also been affected by higher manufacturing costs resulting from soaring energy prices and by supply-chain disruptions, and we will continue to respond cautiously.」
The effects of higher manufacturing costs caused by soaring energy prices and supply-chain disruptions continue. - FY2026Cost inflation continues, while improvement initiatives support higher profitsAnnual report
「Although costs rose due to higher prices for inks, solvents, electricity, fuel and ancillary materials, sales increased and improvements in sales activities and production efficiency took effect. As a result, operating profit increased by ¥90 million, or 3.1%, from the previous consolidated fiscal year to ¥2,961 million.」
Although manufacturing-related costs remained high, operating profit increased 3.1% year on year due to improvements in sales activities and production efficiency. - FY2026-H1RestatedAnnual report
「Our group's business activities have also been affected by higher manufacturing costs resulting from soaring energy prices and by supply-chain disruptions, and we will continue to respond cautiously.」
The effects of higher manufacturing costs caused by soaring energy prices and supply-chain disruptions continue. - FY2025Profit improvement from continued high costs and improvement initiativesAnnual report
「Although manufacturing costs increased, the company reduced costs by improving production efficiency and pursued price pass-through. Sales of its own products in the relatively high-margin IT and industrial materials businesses and the consumer materials business also increased. In addition, 中本アドバンストフィルム㈱ (formerly ＭＩＣＳ化学株式㈱) contributed to profit, resulting in a consolidated ordinary profit margin on sales of 5.9%, an improvement from the previous fiscal year.」
Although manufacturing costs remained high, profitability improved through better production efficiency, cost reductions, price pass-through, sales of high-margin products and contributions from subsidiaries. - FY2025-H1The range of factors driving higher manufacturing costs has expanded and continuesAnnual report
「The business activities of our group have also been affected by higher manufacturing costs resulting from soaring energy prices, as well as printing base materials, ink, solvents, auxiliary materials and transportation costs, among other factors, and supply chain disruptions. Conditions remain uncertain.」
In addition to surging energy prices, the company continues to report the impact of rising manufacturing-related costs overall, including printing substrates, inks, solvents, ancillary materials and transportation, as well as supply chain disruptions. - FY2024-Q3RestatedAnnual report
「The business activities of our group have also been affected by higher manufacturing costs resulting from soaring energy prices and disruptions in the supply chain, and conditions remain challenging.」
Higher manufacturing costs and business impacts from soaring energy prices and supply chain disruptions continue. - FY2024-Q2RestatedAnnual report
「The business activities of our group have also been affected by higher manufacturing costs resulting from soaring energy prices and disruptions in the supply chain, and conditions remain challenging.」
Higher manufacturing costs and business impacts from soaring energy prices and supply chain disruptions continue. - FY2024-Q1RestatedAnnual report
「The business activities of our group have also been affected by higher manufacturing costs resulting from soaring energy prices and disruptions in the supply chain, and conditions remain challenging.」
Higher manufacturing costs and business impacts from soaring energy prices and supply chain disruptions continue. - FY2023RestatedAnnual report
「Nearly all manufacturing-related costs increased due to higher ink, solvent, electricity, fuel, auxiliary-material and transportation costs, among other factors. Although price increases are being passed through to products progressively, gross profit was ¥2,759 million, down 7.8%.」
The report describes continued increases in manufacturing-related costs and ongoing price pass-through, resulting in lower gross profit from the food-related business. - FY2023-Q3The range of factors driving higher manufacturing costs has expandedAnnual report
「Nearly all manufacturing-related costs increased due to higher ink, solvent, electricity, fuel, auxiliary-material and transportation costs, among other factors. Although price increases are being passed through to products progressively, gross profit was ¥2,198 million, down 8.3%.」
In addition to the previous increases in electricity and fuel costs, broad-based increases in manufacturing-related costs, including ink, solvents, auxiliary materials and transportation, are cited as factors weighing on profit in the food-related business. - FY2023-Q2Pressure on profit from higher electricity and fuel costs continuesAnnual report
「Manufacturing costs rose due to higher electricity and fuel costs, among other factors. Although price increases are being passed through to products progressively, gross profit was ¥1,426 million, down 8.2%.」
Higher electricity and fuel costs continue to increase manufacturing costs and drive the 8.2% decline in gross profit from the food-related business. - FY2023-Q1Higher electricity and fuel costs weigh on profitAnnual report
「Manufacturing costs rose due to higher electricity and fuel costs and increases in ink and solvent prices. Although price increases are being passed through to products progressively, gross profit was ¥769 million, down 6.0%.」
In contrast to the previous reduction in costs from lower electricity and fuel prices, higher electricity and fuel costs increased manufacturing costs and reduced gross profit in the food-related business during the current quarter. - FY2020ReframedAnnual report
「When crude oil prices decline, the prices of raw materials such as film and sheets also decline, reducing the selling prices of our products and lowering net sales. At the same time, costs such as ink, solvents, electricity and fuel also decline, tending to increase gross profit. Conversely, when crude oil prices rise, the prices of raw materials such as film and sheets increase, raising net sales, while costs such as ink, solvents, electricity and fuel also rise, tending to reduce gross profit.」
The description has been reorganized from the fact that lower electricity and fuel prices had contributed to profit in the past into a structural explanation that fluctuations in crude oil prices have different effects on net sales and gross profit. - FY2017RestatedAnnual report
「As lower electricity and fuel prices, among other factors, reduced manufacturing costs, gross profit was ¥2,214 million, up 3.8%.」
The full-year results cite lower manufacturing costs due to reduced electricity and fuel prices and their contribution to profit. - FY2017-Q3First statedAnnual report
「Lower electricity and fuel costs reduced manufacturing costs, resulting in gross profit of ¥1,804 million, up 8.4% year on year.」
Lower electricity and fuel costs reduced manufacturing costs and contributed to higher gross profit in the food-related business.