Vision announced its earnings after the close on 13 November and revised its ordinary profit forecast for the current fiscal year down 9.8%, from the previous forecast of ¥7.49 billion to ¥6.76 billion. Cumulative 3Q results were ¥4.9 billion, up 3.2% year on year.
Vision released its earnings summary and revised its full-year ordinary profit forecast for the fiscal year ending December 2026 down from ¥7.49 billion to ¥6.76 billion. Ordinary profit was ¥6.46 billion in the previous year, and the expected earnings growth rate has narrowed to 4.6%.
For the most recent 3-month period, ordinary profit for July–September was ¥1.85 billion, up 0.9% year on year, while the operating margin improved from 18.0% to 18.3%. Based on the revised second-half plan, ordinary profit for July–December is also expected to be reduced from ¥4.44 billion to ¥3.71 billion.
Under the revisions to the current fiscal year forecasts, second-half revenue was revised from ¥2.2863 billion to ¥2.1063 billion, revised ordinary profit from ¥444.9 million to ¥371.5 million, and net profit from ¥306.2 million to ¥247.2 million. The revision rates represent substantial reductions across the indicators.
The earnings summary includes a comparison table of the previous and revised forecasts for the current fiscal year and the outlook through the end of the period, together with updated progress rates and shareholder-related indicators.