Adeka raises FY2027 operating profit forecast to JPY 50 billion
Reuters2026/08/07 04:06- Adeka raised FY ending March 31, 2027 guidance: net sales JPY 462 billion, operating profit JPY 50 billion, ordinary profit JPY 50 billion.
- Profit attributable to owners of parent forecast lifted to JPY 32 billion; net profit per share seen at JPY 329.98.
- First-half forecast increased: net sales JPY 222 billion, operating profit JPY 24.4 billion, ordinary profit JPY 25 billion; profit attributable to owners JPY 16.6 billion.
- Interim dividend forecast raised to JPY 66 from JPY 60; year-end dividend raised to JPY 66; full-year dividend seen at JPY 132.
- Outlook upgrade reflects stronger chemicals demand, led by AI-driven semiconductor uses; automotive, consumer electronics, housing markets also firm despite FX, geopolitical risks.
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