Kawasaki Heavy Industries,Ltd.'s share price has continued to decline since late August, with target price cuts reported on 8/28 and 9/1. The company also released its latest first-quarter results and full-year outlook, drawing attention as background information.
Between 8/27 and 9/2, Kawasaki Heavy Industries,Ltd.'s share price fell 7.5% from ¥2,626.5 to ¥2,428.5, marking a continued decline with a limited recovery.
It was reported that Marusan lowered its target price on 8/28 and SMBC Nikko did so on 9/1. Points were raised that market attention may shift toward improved profitability.
Regarding financial results and performance, revenue for the first quarter of the fiscal year ending March 2027 was ¥543.6 billion and business profit was ¥35.8 billion, representing year-on-year increases in both revenue and profit, according to the company. At the same time, the company presented an outlook forecasting full-year revenue of ¥2.56 trillion and business profit of ¥180 billion.
The closing share price on 9/2 was ¥2,428.5, down ¥94.5 from the previous day, or 3.75%, as the decline continued.
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