Noda revised its full-year ordinary income outlook downward from the previous profit forecast to a loss. Ordinary income turned positive for the nine-month period, but the full year is now expected to end in a loss.
Noda reported in its earnings announcement on 14 October that consolidated ordinary income for the nine months ended August 2026, fiscal year ending November 2026, had turned positive at ¥20 million. At the same time, it withdrew its previous full-year profit forecast and revised its full-year ordinary income outlook downward to a ¥100 million loss. The previous fiscal year ended with a ¥20 million loss.
On the same day, the outlook for the second half based on the company's revised full-year plan was also changed. Consolidated ordinary income for June-November had previously been projected at ¥1.11 billion, but was reduced to ¥510 million, implying a substantial year-on-year decline.
Consolidated ordinary income for the latest three-month period, June-August, increased 8.4-fold year on year to ¥630 million, while the operating margin improved from -0.2% to 3.3%.
The article was prepared based on numerical data released by the company and calls for confirmation against future official disclosures, including earnings reports. Noda is listed alongside other stocks as a related issue.