SALA Corporation
Notice regarding the difference between the second quarter (first half) consolidated earnings forecast figures and actual results, revisions to the full-year consolidated earnings forecast, and revisions to the dividend forecast (increase in dividend)
Discloses the difference between actual results for the second quarter of the FY 2026 and the previous forecast. Revenue forecast revised from 132,000 million to 129,672 million; operating profit forecast revised from 6,000 million to 7,455 million; ordinary income forecast revised from 6,100 million to 8,522 million; interim net income attributable to owners of the parent forecast revised from 4,100 million to 5,593 million. For the full year, revenue remains at 260,000 million, but operating profit from 7,500 million to 7,800 million, ordinary income from 8,400 million to 9,400 million, and net income for the year from 5,200 million to 5,900 million. The year-end dividend forecast increased to 18 yen from 17 yen, with annual dividend expected to be 34 yen.
Key Figures
- Revenue (Q2): 129,672 million yen (from previous forecast 132,000 million yen, down 2,327 million yen, down 1.8%)
- Operating profit (Q2): 7,455 million yen (from previous forecast 6,000 million yen, up 1,455 million yen, up 24.3%)
- Ordinary income (Q2): 8,522 million yen (from previous forecast 6,100 million yen, up 2,422 million yen, up 39.7%)
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Business Performance Summary
Although second-quarter cumulative revenue is expected to be below the previous forecast, profits benefited from reform proposals and solution proposals in the Energy & Solutions business, among others, resulting in a substantial upside in profits. The full-year forecast is largely maintained, with upward revisions to operating income, ordinary income, and net income. Despite uncertainties such as European and Middle Eastern developments, progress on large projects in each business and increased sales of equipment and construction contributed positively.
Shareholder Returns and Outlook
Dividend is expected to be 34 yen for the year, with the year-end dividend raised to 18 yen. The second-quarter dividend was 17 yen. Looking ahead, aiming for a balance of long-term earnings growth and stable dividends while considering Middle East developments, revenue is assumed at 260,000 million yen, and earnings are revised upward accordingly.
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