Source disclosure: January 28, 2026
OXIDE Corporation [6521.T]
TOKYO, Jan 28 (Pulse News Wire) – OXIDE Corporation (6521.T) revised its fiscal year outlook, projecting higher operating profit but lower net income due to geopolitical risks impacting subsidiary Raicol. The company expects operating profit to increase by approximately ¥460 million compared to the previous forecast, driven by robust performance in semiconductor and new area businesses.
However, net income is expected to decline due to foreign exchange losses and special charges related to the divestiture of Raicol shares. In Q4, OXIDE anticipates strong revenue growth in semiconductor products and services, particularly deep ultraviolet lasers and single-crystal manufacturing. New projects in data centers also contributed significantly to sales. Despite these gains, the company's decision to exit Raicol reflects ongoing challenges in the Middle East, leading to a loss of approximately ¥220 million in Raicol’s standalone operations for the fiscal year.
Regarding the sale of Raicol, OXIDE concluded that maintaining control was no longer viable amid geopolitical uncertainties. The transaction, led by Raicol CEO Aner Yarden through Israel Special Material Platform LP, ensures continued collaboration on key crystal supplies and development initiatives. Financially, the deal will help OXIDE refocus resources on strategic areas such as quantum technology, healthcare, and power semiconductors. For the next fiscal year, OXIDE plans to intensify efforts in emerging sectors while aiming to achieve mid-term targets ahead of schedule.
Detailed strategies and forecasts will be disclosed in April during the annual results presentation.
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