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Nippon Paint HD, upward revision for 25/12 operating profit to 244 billion yen from 198 billion yen.
Nippon Paint Holdings <4612> announced a revision of its performance forecasts for the fiscal year ending December 2025. The sales revenue was revised upward from 1 trillion 740 billion yen to 1 trillion 820 billion yen, and the operating profit was revised upward from 198 billion yen to 244 billion yen. This revision is based on factors such as the completion of the acquisition of the Global Specialty Formulator AOC's stake, changes in the assumed Exchange Rates, and the sale of some fixed Assets, among others, resulting in expectations that the full-year sales revenue and various profit stages will exceed the previously announced Financial Estimates. [Plus]
Highlights of the PTS on the 3rd = Nippon Paint Holdings, Nidec Corporation Sponsored ADR, Decorte Holdings, etc.
▽ Nippon Paint Holdings <4612.T> has revised its consolidated operating profit forecast for the fiscal year ending December 2025 from 198 billion yen to 244 billion yen (a 30% increase year-on-year). ▽ Nidec Corporation Sponsored ADR <6594.T> has initiated a tender offer for Makino Milling Machine <6135.T>. ▽ Kasumigaseki Capital <3498.T> reports a consolidated operating profit of 4.81 billion yen for the first half of the fiscal year ending August 2025 (2.4 times higher than the same period last year). ▽ Decorte Holdings <7372.T> has terminated its capital and business alliance agreement with MIXI <2121.T>.
AOHATA: Summary of financial results for the 1st quarter of the fiscal year ending 2025/11 [Japanese GAAP] (consolidated)
Aohata Corp 1Q Loss Y61.00M Vs Loss Y44.00M
Nagai Label, Nishimatsuya Co., Ltd. (2nd day)
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The USA's tariff "nuclear bomb" is coming! The Global manufacturing industry is trembling, and factory activities are shrinking in many regions.
Due to companies preparing to respond to the new round of tariffs in the USA, factory activities worldwide from Japan to the United Kingdom declined in March.