Notice of Revision of Full-Year and Second Quarter Performance Forecast and Increase in Dividends | July 31, 2026

Performance Overview

Takahashi Curtain Wall Industries revised its consolidated earnings forecast for the second quarter (mid-term) of the fiscal year ending December 2026, projecting net sales of 4,208 million yen (down 292 million yen from the previous forecast), operating profit of 586 million yen (up 136 million yen), ordinary profit of 666 million yen (up 166 million yen), and net income attributable to parent of 438 million yen (up 111 million yen). The full-year forecast was also revised to net sales of 8,150 million yen (down 100 million yen), operating profit of 730 million yen (up 280 million yen), and net income of 550 million yen (up 203 million yen), expecting profit growth. This reflects delays in some project production schedules, improvements in cost ratios, increased orders, and the reversal of construction loss reserves. As a commemorative gesture of its 75th anniversary, the company decided to increase the planned year-end dividend to 11 yen, for an annual total of 22 yen.

Impact on Shareholders and Future Outlook

The dividend increase will strengthen shareholder returns, with annual dividends rising by 2 yen from the previous year to 22 yen. The company expects full-year operating profit to surpass previous estimates due to improved profitability and increased orders. Despite rising costs from material price increases and labor wages, profit growth aims to enhance shareholder value. Going forward, the focus will be on resolving production delays and managing costs to strengthen the earnings base.