Hibiya Engineering (1982) Q4 2024 earnings summary
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Q4 2024 earnings summary
26 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY2024 orders rose 20.8% YoY to ¥105,560 million, driven by large data-center and redevelopment projects; net sales fell 0.3% to ¥83,762 million as project delays deferred revenue.
Operating profit declined 3.6% to ¥5,737 million and ordinary profit fell 2.6% to ¥6,446 million; parent-attributable profit rose 3.4% to ¥4,800 million.
Financial highlights
Net sales were ¥83,762 million versus ¥83,978 million; gross profit was ¥14,903 million versus ¥15,132 million.
Operating profit was ¥5,737 million versus ¥5,953 million; ordinary profit was ¥6,446 million versus ¥6,617 million.
Parent-attributable profit was ¥4,800 million versus ¥4,644 million; EPS was ¥211.06 versus ¥200.48.
Gross margin was 17.8%, down from 18.0%, as construction streamlining partly offset higher equipment and material costs and fewer large high-margin projects.
Comprehensive income rose to ¥8,304 million from ¥4,644 million, including a ¥3,454 million gain in valuation differences on available-for-sale securities.
Outlook and guidance
FY2025 guidance: orders ¥88.5bn, net sales ¥91.0bn, operating profit ¥5.9bn, ordinary profit ¥6.6bn and parent-attributable profit ¥4.6bn.
Strategy targets data-center demand and carbon-neutrality businesses, with productivity improvements and measures to address labor shortages.
Eighth Medium-term Management Plan FY2026 targets: orders ¥91.0bn, net sales ¥90.5bn, operating profit ¥6.5bn and parent-attributable profit ¥4.8bn.
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