Japan Airlines Co., Ltd.
Japan Airlines Co., Ltd. Interim Financial Summary (IFRS) for Q2
For the six months ending Q2 of the fiscal year ending March 2027, consolidated revenue was 1,098,980 million yen, EBIT was 70,172 million yen, and net income attributable to owners of parent for the interim period was 39,066 million yen. Full-year forecasts remain as previously announced, and dividends are expected to be 131.50 yen at the end of Q2 and 331.50 yen for the full year. By segment for the interim period, full-service carrier revenue was 87,400 million yen, LCC was 65,800 million yen, and Miles/Financial & Commerce was 121,600 million yen. Total assets were 3,317,613 million yen and total equity was 1,543,100 million yen. Going forward, the company will promote fleet investment and transformation of the business portfolio. Financial activities include fundraising through issuance of bond-type preferred shares and other measures.
Key Figures
- Revenue: 1,098,980 million yen (YoY 11.7% increase)
- EBIT: 70,172 million yen (YoY -36.0%)
- Net Income Attributable to Owners of Parent (interim): 39,066 million yen (YoY -42.2%)
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Performance Overview
Japan Airlines Co., Ltd. reported consolidated revenue growth in the second quarter compared with the same period last year, while EBIT and interim net income attributable to owners of parent declined. By segment, revenues for the full-service carrier and LCC increased, but EBIT faced downward pressure. Over the medium to long term, the company will promote fleet investment and transformation of its business portfolio, aiming for growth targets such as achieving 350 billion yen by fiscal 2035. To maintain financial stability, the company has implemented fundraising measures including issuance of bond-type preferred shares.
Outlook and Implications for Investors
The company aims to stabilize earnings centered on the Miles/Financial & Commerce business while continuing proactive fleet investments and expansion of new routes supported by recovery in international and domestic passenger demand. To mitigate risks from rising fuel costs and foreign exchange volatility, it will review fuel surcharges and utilize revenue management to improve cost-effectiveness. In terms of capital policy, funds have been secured through issuance of bond-type preferred shares, maintaining financial flexibility.
Japan Airlines Co., Ltd.
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