Nitta raises FY2026/27 operating profit forecast to JPY 8,000 million
Reuters2026/08/07 06:06- Nitta raised its consolidated forecast for the six months ending Sept. 30, 2026, citing stronger-than-expected demand tied to semiconductor manufacturing equipment.
- Net sales seen at JPY 48,000 million vs JPY 46,000 million; operating income at JPY 4,000 million vs JPY 3,000 million.
- Ordinary income forecast lifted to JPY 9,000 million from JPY 7,000 million; net income attributable to owners of parent to JPY 7,500 million from JPY 5,800 million.
- Outlook reflects higher demand for high value-added semiconductor equipment products; equity-method affiliates also performing strongly on semiconductor-related demand.
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