TOKYO, May 01 (Pulse News Wire) – Sojitz Corporation (2768.T) reported a lower net profit of 155 billion yen for the fiscal year ending March 2026, due to significant losses from restructuring activities and divestitures. However, the company remains optimistic about future growth, projecting a return to profitability in the next fiscal year through strategic investments and revenue contributions from key sectors.
In its latest financial results, Sojitz recorded a consolidated operating profit of 1,036 billion yen, marking a decline compared to the previous year. The firm's cash flow from operations reached 1,400 billion yen, up 12%, reflecting robust liquidity management. Despite the overall loss, the company expects to achieve higher earnings in the coming fiscal year, targeting a net income of 1,300 billion yen. Key areas driving future growth include the energy sector, automotive sales in Latin America, and infrastructure projects in Australia.
Sojitz plans to allocate approximately 70% of its free cash flow towards investment in high-growth opportunities and 30% towards shareholder returns. The company also highlighted successful acquisitions in battery materials manufacturing and modern car brands in Panama, positioning itself for long-term gains. Looking ahead, Sojitz aims to capitalize on emerging markets and enhance operational efficiency across various divisions. The firm’s strategy includes leveraging expertise gained from diverse global ventures to expand its footprint and secure sustainable profits.
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