Source disclosure: February 03, 2026
YOKOGAWA ELECTRIC CORPORATION [6841.T]
TOKYO, Feb 03 (Pulse News Wire) – Yokogawa Electric Corporation (6841.T) reported a 25% increase in revenue for the nine months ended December 31, 2025, reaching ¥4.343 billion compared to ¥4.100 billion in the same period last year. Operating profit rose 20%, hitting ¥604 million from ¥584 million previously.
Despite favorable exchange rates impacting results, the company attributed the growth primarily to increased orders and sales across its segments. For the fiscal year ending March 2026, Yokogawa revised its forecast upward based on strong performance through September and positive outlook. The company now expects total orders to reach ¥17.10 billion, up 180% from the previous estimate. Revenue is projected to grow to ¥18.7 billion, marking a 326% increase over prior guidance. Operating profit is anticipated to rise to ¥870 million, reflecting a 35% improvement.
Additionally, Yokogawa announced plans to boost shareholder returns with an increased annual dividend of ¥78 per share, up from ¥58 previously. The company also completed its buyback program by the end of December 2025, acquiring a total of 1,000 shares at a cost of ¥45 million. Yokogawa's robust performance was driven by gains in its control systems division, which saw significant increases in both orders and sales despite headwinds from large contracts in the Middle East last year. Measurement instruments maintained steady revenues while sustaining operating margins. New businesses continued to perform in line with expectations.
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