Japan
Earnings Singles
Company-level reporting and outlook from Japan.
Visional annual revenue rose 23.9%
The company said BizReach's corporate-user base expanded following active advertising.
Freee revenue rose 27.6% in year ended June 30, 2026
Adjusted operating profit increased 41.3% from the previous fiscal year.
Furuya Metal operating profit rose 160.0%
Gross profit margin increased 5.5 percentage points to 30.2%.
Nidec posts annual operating loss after asset impairments
Nidec adopted a new board structure to strengthen independence and oversight.
Asahi Intecc annual net profit rose 151.8%
Asahi Intecc expects medical-component sales to grow as demand for cardiovascular catheter components continues to expand.
Pan Pacific International net profit rises 21.6%
Tax-free sales reached a record.
Ai Holdings raises annual operating profit
Ai expects design earnings to decline next year as large seismic assessment work falls away.
Ulvac orders reached record in year ended June 2026
Ulvac said component supply risks and production capacity constraints limited its conversion of orders into sales and profit.
Trial expands with Seiyu acquisition
Trial identifies integration and financial soundness as key management priorities.
Aimechatec revenue rises on semiconductor business growth
Annual orders rose 60.6% to 43,289 million yen.
Company Cohorts
Cross-company themes across exporters, trading houses and industry groups.
Japan's Trading Houses Split on Where the Commodity Cycle Goes Next
Five sogo shosha reported within eight days and disagreed, in their own guidance, about metallurgical coal and LNG.
Season View
The broad read once enough of the reporting window has landed.
Japan's First-Quarter Season, Two-Thirds Reported
With most of the March-year cohort in, guidance raises are running ahead of last year — but concentrated in a narrow band of exporters.
More Japan Coverage
NTT Data to Buy a German Cloud Integrator for €640 Million
The purchase extends a run of mid-sized European acquisitions by Japanese IT services groups.