ＦＵＪＩジャパン revised its full-year forecast for the fiscal year ending December 2026 downward from a profit to a loss, while cumulative third-quarter results also turned negative. It also indicated that it plans to pay no year-end dividend.
ＦＵＪＩジャパン announced its earnings and revised its full-year net profit forecast for the fiscal year ending December 2026 downward from the previous profit forecast to a loss forecast. Its non-consolidated results for the cumulative third quarter (January–September) turned to a ¥109 million loss. The same period a year earlier was profitable.
Along with the swing to a loss, its net profit forecast for July–December was also revised from the previous profit forecast to a loss, with the loss expected to be ¥115 million. The outlook for revenue and profit was revised significantly downward.
As a result, the previous plan to pay a year-end dividend of ¥3 was withdrawn, and the company indicated that it would pay no dividend for the first time in 2 fiscal years. The company said it would consider policies on retained earnings and shareholder returns with a view to restoring performance in the future.