TOKYO, May 12 (Pulse News Wire) – JBIL Holdings (3066.T) reported a significant miss in its fiscal 2026 second half forecast compared to previous estimates. The company’s lower net profit widened due to special charges, leading to a substantial deviation from earlier projections.
For the fiscal year ending March 31, 2026, JBIL Holdings revised its consolidated operating figures. The latest report shows: - Revenue: ¥55 million (miss vs. previous estimate of ¥70 million) - Operating profit: ¥44 million (down from ¥58 million previously estimated) - Ordinary profit: ¥-31 million (compared to a previous estimate of ¥-28 million) - Net income attributable to parent shareholders: ¥-3.34 per share (vs.
¥-1.34 previously projected) The company attributes the shortfall primarily to lower-than-expected sales and operating profits, though these remained close to initial forecasts. However, the lower net profit was exacerbated by additional special losses recorded during the period. Notably, the firm's prior-year performance stood at revenue of ¥184 million, operating profit of ¥193 million, ordinary profit of ¥57 million, and net income of ¥6.53 per share.
Further details on the special losses will be available in a separate disclosure released today titled “Notice Regarding the Recording of Special Losses.”.
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