At a company briefing for individual investors, DAIHEN CORPORATION reported that first-quarter fiscal 2026 revenue was ¥55.5 billion, operating profit was ¥4.0 billion, ordinary profit was ¥4.7 billion, and net profit was ¥2.7 billion, with all four figures reaching record highs.
DAIHEN CORPORATION held a company briefing for individual investors on 7 October 2026 and presented an overview of its results for the first quarter of fiscal 2026, covering April–June. Revenue was ¥55.5 billion, operating profit ¥4.0 billion, ordinary profit ¥4.7 billion and net profit ¥2.7 billion. All figures increased year on year and reached record highs.
By segment, Energy Management recorded a decline in revenue to ¥24.5 billion, down 5.5% year on year, while Factory Automation rose 25.7% to ¥8.2 billion and Material Processing increased 37.4% to ¥22.7 billion. Demand is expected to remain firm for the full year, led by Energy Management, and overall growth is projected for the year.
For the full-year and medium-term outlook, fiscal 2026 revenue is forecast at ¥280 billion (+17.8%), operating profit at ¥25.0 billion (+33.1%), ordinary profit at ¥25.5 billion, net profit at ¥16.5 billion and ROE at 10.3%. The company explained that it expects to achieve the medium-term plan's final-year targets of ¥250 billion in revenue and an operating margin of at least 10%, setting new record highs.
As business topics, EMS order intake was approximately 2.6 times the previous fiscal year's level at ¥45.0 billion, with the company aiming to expand it to more than ¥70.0 billion in fiscal 2030. To increase production capacity, a new plant for industrial oil-immersed transformers will begin operations in October 2026, with annual capacity expanded to 3,000 units. The company is also expanding new products and businesses, including the autonomous robot Riverche, AI-enabled automation technology and metal additive manufacturing.
For financial and capital policy, the company is targeting an equity ratio of approximately 50% and is reducing the investment unit through a stock split, splitting 1 share into 5 shares and reducing the investment unit from approximately ¥1.32 million to approximately ¥260,000. Risk factors cited include trends in EV adoption, fluctuations in raw-material prices and foreign-exchange rates, and geopolitical risks.