TODA FY27 Q1 profit attributable to owners of parent more than doubles to JPY 11.8 billion; net sales rise 18.3% to JPY 155.4 billion

Reuters2026/08/07 03:03

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TODA posted Q1 operating profit of JPY 7.43 billion, up 82.9% year on year; net sales rose 18.3% to JPY 155.36 billion.
Ordinary profit climbed 74.5% to JPY 10.81 billion; profit attributable to owners of parent rose to JPY 11.8 billion, driven by investment securities gains.
Architectural Construction segment profit more than doubled to JPY 8.26 billion; Overseas Group Companies swung to a JPY 329 million operating loss.
Total assets increased to JPY 1.1 trillion as of June 30, 2026; equity-to-asset ratio improved 4.5 percentage points to 43.6%.
Full-year forecast maintained with net sales of JPY 753 billion, operating profit of JPY 39 billion; dividend forecast kept at JPY 60 per share.

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