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KDDI maintains FY27 adjusted operating income forecast of JPY 1,210 billion

KDDI maintains FY27 adjusted operating income forecast of JPY 1,210 billion

ReutersReuters2026/08/07 06:53
  • KDDI kept its full-year adjusted operating income forecast at JPY 1.21 trillion, citing a strong start in Q1.
  • Q1 adjusted operating income rose 21.1% to JPY 314.3 billion, reaching 26% of the full-year target.
  • Operating revenue increased 5.1% to JPY 1.49 trillion; adjusted profit attributable to owners gained 21.6% to JPY 193.4 billion.
  • Telecom Core profit growth was led by higher mobile communication revenues; management also flagged strategic cost investment to support mid-term growth.


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