JVCKENWOOD (6632) Q4 2026 earnings summary
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Q4 2026 earnings summary
3 Sep, 2026Executive summary
Revenue for FYE3/'26 declined 3.6% YoY to ¥356.9B, mainly due to component supply shortages and U.S. tariffs impacting key business sectors.
Core operating income fell 17.5% YoY to ¥20.9B, with profit attributable to owners down 17.2% to ¥16.8B.
Structural reforms, including withdrawal from healthcare and professional camera businesses, were completed.
All major profit metrics decreased year-over-year, reflecting operational and external challenges.
Financial highlights
Operating profit decreased 5.7% YoY to ¥20.5B; gross profit margin was 30.9%, and operating profit margin was 5.8%.
Profit before tax dropped 7.8% to ¥21.7B; basic EPS was ¥115.21, down from ¥135.17.
EBITDA was ¥41.7B, EBITDA margin 11.7%.
Operating cash flow increased to ¥33.8B; free cash flow was ¥11.5B.
Total assets rose to ¥347.6B, and equity attributable to owners increased to ¥143.8B.
Outlook and guidance
For FYE3/'27, revenue is forecast at ¥364.0B (+2.0% YoY), core operating income at ¥23.4B (+12.1% YoY).
Profit attributable to owners projected to decrease 10.6% to ¥15.0B; annual dividend forecasted at ¥20 per share.
S&S expects recovery in Communications Systems; M&T anticipates strong domestic sales despite memory supply risks.
Continued monitoring of geopolitical risks, U.S. government budget delays, and supply chain disruptions.
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