Fusic significantly raised its ordinary profit forecast for the fiscal year ending June 2026 from the previous forecast of ¥24 million to ¥95 million. The deficit is expected to narrow in the second half of the current fiscal year, and the estimates also reflect the narrower deficit.
Fusic announced earnings forecast revisions after the market close on 10 August. It revised its non-consolidated ordinary profit forecast for the fiscal year ending June 2026 upward fourfold, from ¥24 million to ¥95 million, and now expects the decline in profit to be smaller than previously forecast.
For the second-half outlook, the ordinary profit (loss) forecast for the January-June period of the current fiscal year was changed from a deficit of ¥75 million to a deficit of ¥4 million. Although the same period of the previous year was profitable, the calculation indicates that the deficit will narrow.
The revisions to the current fiscal year's earnings forecast cover both the second half and the first half. Second-half net sales changed from the previous forecast of ¥1,260 million to ¥1,314 million, operating profit (loss) from -¥88 million to -¥18 million, ordinary profit (loss) from -¥75 million to -¥4 million, and net profit (loss) from -¥48 million to -¥10 million. The revised dividend forecast remains ¥0 per share.