マーソ revised its full-year forecast upward, now expecting ordinary income to turn from a loss to a profit. The nine-month cumulative results and the outlook for profitability in the second half have been reported.
マーソ announced its results on 13 November. For the nine months of FY2026, the consolidated ordinary income result was a ¥25 million loss, narrowing from the ¥47 million loss recorded in the same period of the previous year. At the same time, the full-year ordinary income forecast was revised upward, changing from the previous ¥75 million loss to break-even. The previous fiscal year ended with a ¥33 million loss. Based on the revised full-year plan, an estimate for the second half shows ordinary income for July-December changing from the previous ¥50 million loss to a ¥25 million profit, reversing to an outlook for a profit. The same period of the previous year produced an ¥8 million profit.
In the latest three-quarter results, the operating margin on revenue for July-September improved from -2.7% in the same period of the previous year to -0.3%.