Tsugami revised its consolidated first-half results forecasts based on IFRS, raising its net profit forecast to ¥12.3 billion. It also raised its first-half dividend to ¥61, resulting in an expected full-year dividend of ¥110.
Tsugami raised its consolidated earnings forecasts for the cumulative second quarter of the fiscal year ending March 2027 (April–September 2026). Business expansion at its sites, including those in China and India, was cited as the largest factor behind the revisions to sales and profit. The full-year consolidated net profit forecast was left unchanged at the previous forecast of ¥17.0 billion.
After the revision, first-half sales were ¥81,200 million, operating profit was ¥25,200 million, ordinary profit was not stated, net profit was ¥12,300 million, revised earnings per share were ¥266.0, and the revised dividend per share was ¥61. All figures improved from the previous forecasts.
The first-half dividend was increased from the previous plan of ¥49 to ¥61, with the full-year dividend expected to be ¥110. The full-year forecast for the current fiscal year was left unchanged, and the company indicated that it plans to provide stable shareholder returns while maintaining a sound financial position.
As for upcoming events, the company plans to announce its full-year earnings forecast when it releases its results for the second quarter of the fiscal year ending March 2027, scheduled for 12 November. Related updates are expected to be disclosed at that time.