Sanoh Industrial (6584) Q2 2027 earnings summary
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Q2 2027 earnings summary
12 Nov, 2026Executive summary
H1 FY2027 net sales rose 9.9% YoY to ¥86.265B, while operating profit fell 54.2% to ¥1.541B and net income attributable to owners was a ¥244M loss.
Americas and Asia sales growth, supported by favorable FX, was offset by lower Japan and China sales and higher costs across regions.
Financial highlights
Gross profit was ¥11.303B versus ¥13.156B; operating profit was ¥1.541B versus ¥3.361B.
Ordinary profit fell 61.1% to ¥948M; net income attributable to owners was a ¥244M loss versus ¥2.979B profit a year earlier.
Prior-year results included a ¥2.595B gain on bargain purchase; current-period pressures included launch costs, tariff pass-through delays, and higher material costs.
Comprehensive income was ¥3.063B versus ¥2.674B, with FX translation and securities valuation gains contributing to other comprehensive income.
Outlook and guidance
FY2027 forecast unchanged: sales ¥167B, operating income ¥5.5B, ordinary income ¥3.5B, net income attributable to owners ¥1.5B, and EPS ¥41.89.
Forecast assumptions rely on currently available information; actual results may differ significantly.
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