FANUC, Nagano Keiki, KOA, ENEOS Holdings and others are reported to have raised their operating profit forecasts as key PTS points for the 23rd. The report focuses mainly on disclosure information available as of 3:40 p.m. and covers changes in the companies' outlooks.
The roundup reported by Wealth Advisor highlights the number of upward revisions by FANUC, Nagano Keiki, KOA, ENEOS Holdings and others in PTS trading on the 23rd. FANUC raised its operating profit forecast for the fiscal year ending March 2027 and was reported to expect profit growth of approximately 31% from the previous fiscal year. Nagano Keiki also raised its interim and full-year forecasts. KOA raised its operating profit forecast and increased its annual dividend forecast from ¥63 to ¥78. These reports reflected disclosures released during the afternoon.
The article also listed improved earnings outlooks for several companies, including Kawasaki Kisen, Medipal, Takara Holdings, Rasa Corporation, SysLoke, Bank of the Ryukyus, Collabos and Nomura Micro Science. Many of the companies raised their interim and full-year operating profit forecasts for the fiscal year ending March 2027, and the reports indicated that specific developments were also affecting overall market sentiment. ENEOS was additionally reported to be strengthening intercompany cooperation, including by making Nippo a wholly owned subsidiary.
Meanwhile, Digitalift, Toho Lamac, Central General, Sanko Gosei and Server W were also adjusting their profit forecasts. Digitalift indicated factors behind a shortfall in large orders, while Toho Lamac cited weak sales of its core footwear products and cost impacts from the stronger yen. Overall, reports indicated that several companies were revising their outlooks based on afternoon disclosures and that NPV-like capital-market activity was becoming more active.