Recognition of a Fair Value Loss on Electricity Forward Transactions and Other Transactions as an Operating Expense
Tohoku Electric Power Company,Incorporated (the Company)
Electricity forward transactions and other transactions (fuel and electricity trading)
The surge in fuel prices and electricity market prices resulting from the recent deterioration in the situation in the Middle East
¥50.6 billion (operating expense)
Fiscal year ending March 2026 (fair value loss); fiscal 2026 (reversal gain)
The amount will be recognized as a reversal gain in the following fiscal year (fiscal 2026), resulting in no impact on the combined results for the two fiscal periods. In addition, fair value gains and losses do not involve cash flow and will not affect consolidated cash flow.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Event name | Recognition of a Fair Value Loss on Electricity Forward Transactions and Other Transactions as an Operating Expense |
| Subject Entity | Tohoku Electric Power Company,Incorporated (the Company) |
| Target Locations / Products | Electricity forward transactions and other transactions (fuel and electricity trading) |
| Cause | The surge in fuel prices and electricity market prices resulting from the recent deterioration in the situation in the Middle East |
| Amount of Impact on Business Performance | ¥50.6 billion (operating expense) |
| Accounting period in which recognized | Fiscal year ending March 2026 (fair value loss); fiscal 2026 (reversal gain) |
| Outlook | The amount will be recognized as a reversal gain in the following fiscal year (fiscal 2026), resulting in no impact on the combined results for the two fiscal periods. In addition, fair value gains and losses do not involve cash flow and will not affect consolidated cash flow. |
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The reasons the company gives
The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.Fuel prices and electricity market prices surged as the situation in the Middle East deteriorated, causing certain electricity forward transactions and other transactions to be valued at a loss at fiscal year-end.