Sanwayuka Industry Corporation Financial Summary for the Second Quarter (Interim) of the Fiscal Year Ending March 2027

Business Performance Overview

In this interim period, sales increased substantially supported by long-term growth in the electronics sector. Key drivers included expanded handling volume of precious metals and rare metals recycling in the reuse business, higher selling prices for reclaimed solvents due to increases in crude oil and naphtha prices, and initiatives such as construction of a recycling plant in Kitakyushu and making A&H Japan a wholly owned subsidiary. Interim net income nearly doubled year-over-year. Total assets increased and liabilities rose, but net assets steadily grew. Although reported as a single environmental-related segment, the company provides explanations broken down into five categories.

Full-year Outlook and Capital Allocation

The full-year plan has been revised upward to net sales of 25,800 million yen, operating income of 2,300 million yen and net income of 1,500 million yen. The company maintains a full-year dividend forecast including a year-end dividend of 60 yen and indicates the possibility of an increased full-year payout. The inclusion of Hexa-phos Materials Co., Ltd. as an equity-method affiliate affects the notes to the financial statements. Over the long term, the company aims to capture growth in the electronics sector and strengthen its structure to meet resource-circulation needs.