Tsukuba Bank, Ltd.
【Tsukuba Bank】Unbooked Securities Losses and Impact on Business Performance｜Q1 FY2027
Tsukuba Bank recorded unbooked securities losses of ¥2,402 million at the end of the first quarter of FY2027, accounting for approximately 32.2% and 36.0% of the consolidated ordinary income of ¥7,457 million and net income of ¥6,670 million for FY2026, respectively. There is no impact on business performance, and a stable outlook is maintained.
Key Figures
- Unbooked securities losses: ¥2,402 million
- Consolidated ordinary income: ¥7,457 million
- Net income attributable to owners of parent: ¥6,670 million
AI要約
Performance Overview
Tsukuba Bank recorded unbooked securities losses of ¥2,402 million at the end of the first quarter of FY2027. However, this has no impact on the FY2026 consolidated ordinary income of ¥7,457 million or net income attributable to owners of parent of ¥6,670 million, and there is no change to the earnings guidance. The book value stands at ¥41,954 million, with a market value of ¥39,558 million, resulting from valuation changes in held-to-maturity bonds. The unrealized gains are ¥5 million, and the net unrealized losses amount to △¥2,396 million.
Future Outlook and Impact on Investors
The recognition of unbooked securities losses is due to temporary market fluctuations, and the direct impact on business performance is considered limited. The bank continues to focus on prudent asset management and maintaining a stable revenue base, expecting to sustain stable management going forward. Investors should remain attentive to short-term market fluctuations while evaluating the bank’s long-term revenue capabilities and asset management stability.
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