Japan · Delayed Price · Currency is JPY Fuji Electric Earnings Call Transcripts
Fiscal Year 2026
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Record highs in net sales, operating profit, and profit attributable to owners of parent were achieved in FY 2025, with Plant Systems driving profit growth. FY 2026 targets continued strong performance, a 50% total payout ratio, and strategic investments for sustainable growth.
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Record highs in net sales and operating profit were driven by strong energy and industry segments, though net profit declined due to lower extraordinary gains. Orders and cash flow remain robust, with the outlook steady and segment forecasts adjusted for current trends.
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Record first-half results driven by energy and industry segments, with net sales and profits at all-time highs. Full-year guidance was raised, though profit attributable to owners is expected to decline due to last year's one-time gains.
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Record first quarter net sales and operating profit were driven by energy and industry segments, despite FX headwinds and rising costs. Upward guidance was issued for the first half, with strong orders and continued investment in semiconductors and IT solutions.
Fiscal Year 2025
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Record highs achieved in net sales, operating and ordinary profit, and profit attributable to owners of parent, with strong performance in Energy, Semiconductors, and Food and Beverage Distribution segments. Free cash flow and key financial ratios improved, while capital investment and R&D spending increased.
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Record highs in sales and profits were achieved, driven by strong energy, industry, and food & beverage segments, while semiconductors lagged. Outlook remains conservative due to global uncertainties, but double-digit operating margins are targeted.
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Record sales and profits were achieved in the first half of fiscal 2024, with strong domestic demand and extraordinary gains from asset sales. Full-year guidance was raised for profit, and the company remains on track for all-time high results despite some overseas headwinds.
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Net sales and operating profit rose year-on-year, driven by cost reductions and favorable FX, though net profit declined due to lower extraordinary gains. Orders surged, and the outlook remains steady despite global uncertainties.