Japan · Delayed Price · Currency is JPY Nippon Express Holdings Earnings Call Transcripts
Fiscal Year 2026
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Revenue and profits exceeded expectations in the first half, driven by strong logistics demand and cost reductions. Full-year guidance was revised upward, but second-half caution remains due to regulatory and market uncertainties. ROE is projected at 8.5%.
Fiscal Year 2025
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International logistics demand is recovering, with air forwarding volumes up but ocean forwarding down year-over-year. Operating profit rose due to land sales and cost reforms, but net income missed projections on higher taxes and FX losses. M&A integration and asset sales are progressing.
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Second quarter results showed higher operating income from land sales and prior year impairment rebound, but net profit declined due to foreign exchange losses. Full-year guidance was revised downward amid sluggish logistics demand and ongoing cost control efforts.
Fiscal Year 2024
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Revenue grew year-over-year, driven by global logistics recovery and M&A, but profits were pressured by higher labor costs and impairment losses. The outlook anticipates gradual demand recovery, increased shareholder returns, and continued restructuring to improve profitability and capital efficiency.
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Q2 revenue grew on recovering logistics demand and the CP acquisition, but profits declined due to cost pressures and lower gross profit per unit. Full-year revenue guidance was raised, but profit forecasts were cut, with recovery expected from Q3 as forwarding margins improve.