TOKYO, Apr 07 (Pulse News Wire) – Sankyo Tateyama,inc. (5932.T) reported a revenue decline of approximately ¥43 billion and a profit drop of around ¥20 billion for its third quarter ending February 2026 compared to the same period last year.
The decrease was attributed to slower sales volume recovery domestically and internationally, despite price adjustments and increased sales linked to Aluminium Jigane Shikyou. Operating profit fell due to reduced sales volumes, higher aluminum ingot and raw material costs, and increased depreciation expenses related to investments. The company revised its full-year forecasts downward, citing anticipated declines in sales, operating income, and ordinary income due to rising Aluminium Jigane Kakaku prices and logistics and energy cost increases.
For the fiscal year ending May 2026, Sankyo Tateyama expects fixed asset sale gains to offset special losses from structural reforms, leading to an upward revision in net income projections. The dividend outlook remains unchanged. Additionally, the company disclosed results from its voluntary retirement program, which saw 98 employees opt to retire early.
Special severance payments totaling approximately ¥500 million will be recorded as extraordinary losses for the fiscal year ending May 2026.
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