Okuma released its consolidated results for April–September 2026. Net income was ¥11.6 billion, 2.6 times the previous year, while revenue was ¥118.1 billion and operating profit was ¥12.0 billion, up 99%. Demand in the U.S. remained strong, and the sale of strategic shareholdings also boosted profit.
Okuma, a major machine tool manufacturer, announced its consolidated results for April–September 2026. Net income was ¥11.6 billion, 2.6 times the previous year, while revenue was ¥118.1 billion and operating profit was ¥12.0 billion, up 99%. Strong demand for machinery in the U.S., along with the sale of strategic shareholdings, boosted profit.
Demand related to aerospace, space, satellites and data centers remained strong in the U.S. This contributed to an overall improvement in earnings, and the company also raised its full-year order intake forecast for the fiscal year ending March 2027.
At a press conference held the same day, President Ieki Jun (家城淳) commented on the current demand environment, saying, "I believe it may remain at a high level at least through 2028."
The consolidated full-year earnings forecast for the fiscal year ending March 2027 was left unchanged, with revenue expected to be ¥260.0 billion and net income ¥20.0 billion.