Pacific Metals revised its consolidated ordinary income for the six months ended September upward from the previous forecast of a ¥750 million loss to a ¥950 million profit, and raised its full-year ordinary profit forecast to ¥1,830 million.
Pacific Metals announced an earnings forecast revision during the afternoon session on 29 October 2026. Consolidated ordinary income for the six months ended September (April–September) was revised upward from the previous forecast of a ¥750 million loss to a ¥950 million profit. As the company posted a ¥1,080 million loss in the same period of the previous year, the revision indicates an outlook for a return to profitability.
Following the first-half earnings revision, full-year consolidated ordinary profit was also revised significantly upward from the previous forecast of ¥690 million to ¥1,830 million, narrowing the expected decline from 79.0% to 44.9%. This is expected to represent an improvement from the outlook at the start of the fiscal year.
The revised earnings forecast for the current fiscal year comprises revenue of ¥11,188 million, an operating loss of -¥6,035 million, ordinary profit of ¥1,831 million and net income of ¥1,321 million. Revised earnings per share are ¥75.9, and the dividend is ¥130.
The announcement also included information on the announcement date and accounting standards, presenting new figures based on consolidated results. Although the effects of raw material price trends and market conditions continue, the company stated that it intends to strengthen its earnings base through agile responses and cost management.