CHIYODA announced that it had recorded an impairment loss as an extraordinary loss in the fourth quarter, and revised its consolidated and non-consolidated second-quarter plans and full-year forecasts based on the differences between planned and actual results.
CHIYODA announced that it plans to record an impairment loss as an extraordinary loss in 2026.
Following the recognition of this impairment loss, it became clear that the company would revise its consolidated and non-consolidated second-quarter earnings forecasts based on the differences between forecast and actual results, as well as its full-year earnings forecasts.
Both the consolidated and non-consolidated forecasts will be reviewed together with the interim-period figures, and the revisions are expected to affect the full-year outlook.