Nachi-Fujikoshi raised its full-year forecast for the fiscal year ending November 2026. Operating profit is expected to rise 56.6% from the previous fiscal year to ¥15.3 billion, supported by growing overseas demand for robots.
Nachi-Fujikoshi raised its full-year earnings forecast for the fiscal year ending November 2026, increasing its projections for net sales and every level of profit. Under the new forecast, operating profit is expected to be ¥15.3 billion, ¥3.2 billion higher than the previously announced figure. A substantial year-on-year increase in profit is also expected.
The upward revision reflects improved profitability in the company's manufacturing-related businesses, with operating profit showing particularly strong growth. Details of the company's finances were not included in the article, and a breakdown is expected to be disclosed in a formal announcement in due course.
The expansion of overseas demand for its robot business was cited as a factor, suggesting that the order environment in global markets is improving. The article reports the company's stronger-than-expected earnings outlook and highlights trends in overseas demand.