Tsukuba Bank, Ltd.
Notice of Revision to Earnings Guidance and Expected Variance from Results for the Same Period of the Previous Fiscal Year
Revised the earnings guidance for the cumulative second quarter period of the fiscal year ending March 2027. Consolidated ordinary income is expected at 3,700 million yen → 3,900 million yen → 4,900 million yen equivalent, representing an increase year-over-year. Interim net income attributable to owners of parent was revised from 3,200 million yen → 4,900 million yen; interim net income per share was revised from 38.82 sen → 59.43 sen. The main drivers are increased investment income and recognition of special gains, although recognition of losses on bond sales is expected to push ordinary income downward. Full-year forecasts will be announced again at the time of the second quarter financial results announcement.
Key Figures
- Ordinary Income (Consolidated): 3,700 million yen→3,900 million yen→4,900 million yen (movement: downward revision → upward revision)
- Interim Net Income (Consolidated): 3,200 million yen → 4,900 million yen
- Interim Net Income Per Share: 38.82 sen → 59.43 sen
AI要約
Overview of the Revision to Earnings Guidance
This notice announces a revision to the earnings guidance for the cumulative second quarter period of the fiscal year ending March 2027. Consolidated ordinary income is expected to be below the previous forecast, but interim net income is significantly revised upward due to the recognition of special gains. Interim net income per share is also expected to rise. Ordinary revenues are expected to substantially exceed results for the same period of the previous year. Full-year final forecasts will be disclosed again at the time of the second quarter financial results announcement.
Outlook and Contributing Factors
While increased investment income and higher gains on sale of equities, etc., are contributing positively, ordinary income is expected to fall short of the initial forecast due to the recognition of losses on bond sales associated with improvements to the securities portfolio. Interim net income is projected to increase significantly due to recognition of special gains such as returns from retirement benefit trusts. Full-year earnings forecasts will be reviewed and published at the time of the second quarter financial results announcement.
Tsukuba Bank, Ltd.
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