Himalaya revised its consolidated net income forecast for the fiscal year ending August 2026 downward, changing from a projected profit of ¥320 million to a projected loss of ¥860 million. It also revised its net income forecast for the second half of the current fiscal year, changing it from a projected profit to a loss of ¥687 million, resulting in an outlook for a loss instead.
Himalaya announced an earnings revision after the market close on 9 October, changing its consolidated net income forecast for the fiscal year ending August 2026 from a projected profit to a loss. The downward revision was attributed to a review of the previous assumptions.
On the same day, the consolidated net income forecast for the second half was also lowered, changing from the previous projected profit to a loss. A loss of ¥687 million is now expected. The same period of the previous fiscal year recorded a loss of ¥33 million.
The earnings forecast for the current fiscal year was also revised. Sales and the various profit indicators for the fiscal year ending August 2026 were revised downward, and the materials state that net income is expected to turn to a loss.
Upcoming earnings flashes have cited the possibility that the revised figures may diverge from actual results as a point to bear in mind, but this article reports only facts officially disclosed.