Mimaki Engineering Co., Ltd.
Notice of Revision to Consolidated Earnings Forecast
Revised interim and full-year consolidated earnings forecasts. Interim: net sales 43,600 hundred million yen, operating income 5,600 hundred million yen, ordinary income 5,400 hundred million yen, net income attributable to owners of parent for the interim 4,000 hundred million yen, and interim net income per share 138.05 yen — all revised upward. Full year: net sales 91,400 hundred million yen, operating income 10,300 hundred million yen, ordinary income 9,800 hundred million yen, net income attributable to owners of parent 6,700 hundred million yen, and net income per share 231.23 yen — all revised upward.
Key Figures
- Net Sales (Interim): 43,600 million yen
- Operating Income (Interim): 5,600 million yen
- Net Income Attributable to Owners of Parent (Interim): 4,000 million yen
- Net Sales (Full Year): 91,400 million yen
- Operating Income (Full Year): 10,300 million yen
- Net Income Attributable to Owners of Parent (Full Year): 6,700 million yen
AI要約
Details of Forecast Revisions
This report revises the consolidated earnings forecasts for the interim period from April 1, 2026 to September 30, 2026 and the full fiscal year from April 1, 2026 to March 31, 2027. For the interim period, net sales are revised to 43,600 hundred million yen, operating income to 5,600 hundred million yen, ordinary income to 5,400 hundred million yen, net income attributable to owners of parent for the interim to 4,000 hundred million yen, and interim net income per share to 138.05 yen, each increased from the previous forecast. For the full year, net sales are revised to 91,400 hundred million yen, operating income to 10,300 hundred million yen, ordinary income to 9,800 hundred million yen, net income attributable to owners of parent to 6,700 hundred million yen, and net income per share to 231.23 yen, likewise increased from the previous forecast.
Background and Outlook
Factors for the interim upward revisions include market growth in ink sales, expanded sales of products for the SG, IP, and TA markets, foreign exchange benefits from a weaker yen, cost improvements and better product mix, and additional tariff refunds in the United States. While incorporating additional investments under the MI30 mid-term growth strategy, the full-year forecast is revised taking into account second-half market trends and new product launches. There is no change to the main foreign exchange assumptions.
Comparison of Forecasts and Results
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