Kawasaki Kisen substantially raised its consolidated earnings forecast for the fiscal year ending March 2027, supported by strong performance in its dry bulk and containership businesses. Sales were revised from the previous ¥1.07 trillion to ¥1.17 trillion, operating profit from ¥85 billion to ¥91 billion, ordinary profit from ¥135 billion to ¥190 billion, and net profit was also revised upward by the same amount.
Kawasaki Kisen Holdings substantially raised its consolidated earnings forecast for the fiscal year ending March 2027 following strong performance in its dry bulk and containership businesses. Sales were revised upward from the previous ¥1.07 trillion to ¥1.17 trillion, operating profit from ¥85 billion to ¥91 billion, ordinary profit from ¥135 billion to ¥190 billion, and net profit was also revised upward by the same amount.
The new outlook is thought to reflect demand trends in the marine transportation market and improved operating efficiency in the dry bulk and containership businesses. Specific figures by division are provided in the article, and company-wide profit is expected to exceed the previous forecast.