According to Kobe Shimbun, JMACS, which is based in Kato, achieved higher revenue and profit in its non-consolidated interim results for the period ended August 2026, against a backdrop of improving demand related to semiconductors. The company revised its full-year outlook upward and expects revenue and profit to reach record highs.
Strong demand from the semiconductor sector enabled JMACS to increase sales while advancing the shift toward higher-value-added products, and profit also increased substantially. Cables for plants in particular are said to have contributed. The company’s progress in capturing capital investment demand, which served as a growth driver, was cited as a contributing factor.
As a result, the company improved its performance on a non-consolidated basis for the interim period ended August 2026 and raised its full-year forecast. Revenue and all profit lines are expected to reach record highs, drawing attention to the company’s future earnings trends.