TOKYO, May 13 (Pulse News Wire) – Shinsho Corporation (8075.T) reported a decline in revenue for fiscal year 2025 due to reduced steel plate sales for construction and falling steel prices. Operating profit was ¥11.00 billion, but ordinary profit remained relatively stable at ¥300.0 billion thanks to gains from policy stock sales.
The company plans to invest in aluminum domestic resource recycling and coal alternative manufacturing processes in fiscal year 2026. For fiscal year 2026, Shinsho forecasts revenue growth of ¥77.90 billion percent to ¥686.0 billion, driven by steady global production levels in the automotive sector and anticipated price increases in steel materials later in the year. The firm expects operating income to rise by ¥500 million percent to ¥11.50 billion, while net income is projected to increase by ¥700 million percent to ¥9 billion.
In addition to its operational strategies, Shinsho will focus on reducing its holdings in policy stocks, aiming to lower their ratio against consolidated net assets to below 10% percent by fiscal year 2027. The funds generated from such reductions will be allocated towards growth investments. The company also announced a dividend payout plan for fiscal year 2026, including a commemorative dividend, totaling ¥130 per share, marking a 24-yen increase from the previous year.
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