THine Electronics' share price has continued to consolidate around ¥1,000 since mid-October, with recent trading volume surging. Following the interim results for the fiscal year ending December 2026, expanded AIOT shipments drove sales, and some believe the focus is shifting to a return to profitability.
The key points in recent price action are that the share price traded around ¥1,000 from 15 October to 29 October, with the 29 October closing price at ¥1,029. Trading volume surged on 15 October, 20 October and 22 October, and closing prices were ¥1,091 → ¥1,020 → ¥1,000 as trading increased during the decline.
For the interim period of the fiscal year ending December 2026, revenue increased 113.1% year on year to approximately ¥3.2 billion, driven by expanded mass-production shipments in the AIOT business. The operating loss narrowed to ¥313 million.
The full-year forecast remains unchanged from the revision made on 21 July 2026, with revenue projected at ¥6.7 billion and operating profit at ¥13 million. While revenue was substantially higher at the interim stage, achieving profitability is the next focus.
The annual dividend for the fiscal year ending December 2026 is forecast at ¥15, unchanged from the previous fiscal year's actual dividend. The interim dividend is ¥0, and the company continues to maintain its payout level while advancing earnings recovery.