Dainippon Toryo's consolidated ordinary profit for April-September 2024 was ¥4.86 billion, 2.3 times the previous period, while ordinary profit for the latest 3-month period, July-September, rose sharply to ¥2.66 billion, 2.1 times the same quarter a year earlier. The full-year plan was left unchanged at ¥8.5 billion, with progress reaching 57.2%. Ordinary profit for the second half is expected to increase to ¥3.63 billion based on the assumptions underlying the calculation.
Dainippon Toryo released its earnings report, stating that consolidated ordinary profit for the first half (April-September) reached ¥4.86 billion, 2.3 times the year-earlier level. Net sales for the period were also reported, and progress toward the full-year plan was 57.2%.
Ordinary profit for the latest 3-month period, July-September, was ¥2.66 billion, up 2.1 times year on year, while the operating margin on net sales improved from 4.7% to 10.3%.
Based on the unchanged full-year plan, the company estimates that ordinary profit for the second half (October-March) will increase to ¥3.63 billion. With its forecast for the current fiscal year maintained, attention will focus on progress toward the full-year results by year-end.
The results table by reporting period shows net sales of ¥51,362 million, ordinary profit of ¥4,861 million and net income of ¥3,432 million for April-September 2026. On this basis, there has been no change to the assumptions for the next-period forecast, and market reaction to the outlook will be watched.