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Revision to earnings forecast8558THE TOWA BANK,LTD.Banks

Notice Regarding Revisions to Earnings Forecasts and Expected Differences from Results for the Same Period of the Previous Year

The forecast for interim net income for the cumulative second quarter of the fiscal year ending March 2027 was raised from ¥2.5 billion to ¥3.7 billion on a consolidated basis and from ¥2.5 billion to ¥3.71 billion on a non-consolidated basis. The ordinary income forecast was left unchanged, and the company also indicated that ordinary income for the quarter is expected to exceed the year-earlier period by 60.8% on a consolidated basis and 67.3% on a non-consolidated basis.

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Revised forecast

Fiscal year ending March 2027 · Cumulative second quarterPrevious forecast published 12 May 2026
Ordinary income—→—million
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Profit attributable to owners of the parent—→—million
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Net income per share—→—Yen/sen
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Reason for the revision

Gains on the disposal of fixed assets from the sale of idle assets are expected to exceed the initial forecast, while the tax burden is expected to come in below the initial forecast due to tax-effect accounting. The increase in ordinary income from the year-earlier period is due to higher funds investment income resulting from rising yields and the recognition of gains on the sale of shares and other securities in response to higher credit costs and other factors.

Previous-period resultsConsolidated: ordinary income ¥3,016 million, interim net income ¥3,127 million, interim net income per share ¥87.19. Non-consolidated: ordinary income ¥3,002 million, interim net income ¥3,116 million, interim net income per share ¥86.90.
Consolidated / non-consolidatedConsolidated and non-consolidated
Revised forecast
ItemDetails
Ordinary incomeConsolidated 2,500 / Non-consolidated 2,500 → Consolidated 2,500 / Non-consolidated 2,500(Consolidated 0.0% / Non-consolidated 0.0%)
Profit attributable to owners of the parentConsolidated 2,500 / Non-consolidated 2,500 → Consolidated 3,700 / Non-consolidated 3,710(Consolidated 48.0% / Non-consolidated 48.4%)
Net income per shareConsolidated 70.54 / Non-consolidated 70.54 → Consolidated 104.17 / Non-consolidated 104.45
Fiscal Period CoveredFiscal year ending March 2027
Period CoveredCumulative second quarter
Publication date of previous forecast12 May 2026
Previous-period resultsConsolidated: ordinary income ¥3,016 million, interim net income ¥3,127 million, interim net income per share ¥87.19. Non-consolidated: ordinary income ¥3,002 million, interim net income ¥3,116 million, interim net income per share ¥86.90.
Reason for the revisionGains on the disposal of fixed assets from the sale of idle assets are expected to exceed the initial forecast, while the tax burden is expected to come in below the initial forecast due to tax-effect accounting. The increase in ordinary income from the year-earlier period is due to higher funds investment income resulting from rising yields and the recognition of gains on the sale of shares and other securities in response to higher credit costs and other factors.
Consolidated / non-consolidatedConsolidated and non-consolidated
Items this document does not state (4)
Net SalesOperating profitDetails and amount of extraordinary lossDividend forecast revision

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The reasons the company gives

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The forecast for interim net income was revised upward because gains on the disposal of fixed assets from the sale of idle assets are expected to exceed the initial forecast, while the tax burden is expected to come in below the initial forecast due to tax-effect accounting. The increase in ordinary income from the year-earlier period is attributed to higher funds investment income resulting from rising yields and the recognition of gains on the sale of shares and other securities in response to higher credit costs and other factors.

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