TOKYO, May 13 (Pulse News Wire) – HURXLEY CORPORATION (7561.T) reported its fiscal 2026 performance, noting a decline in price-to-earnings ratio despite record sales and operating profit. The company's recent P/E ratio stood at 8.3 in FY25 and further dropped to 8.0 in FY26, reflecting investor concerns over stability and growth strategy penetration.
The firm’s return on equity (ROE) showed improvement but did not surpass the estimated capital cost of around 8%, set in June 2024. Despite achieving a higher ROE in FY26 compared to FY25, the company remains below its target. To address this, HURXLEY plans to enhance operational efficiency and accelerate growth through asset-light strategies and optimal capital structure management.
For the upcoming fiscal year ending March 31, 2027, the company aims to achieve an ROE exceeding 9%, alongside increasing revenue to ¥72 billion, EBITDA to ¥60 billion, net income to ¥50.00 billion, and earnings per share (EPS) to ¥86.53. These targets align with their broader vision of integrating food production, processing, distribution, and consumption activities across various sectors. In addition to strategic investments, HURXLEY intends to bolster shareholder value through enhanced dividend payouts and cash flow allocation.
The company projects cumulative dividends of ¥28 billion from 2025 to 2026, with continued investment in mergers and acquisitions and equipment upgrades.
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