Sojitz FY27 Q1 profit attributable to owners rises 43.4% to JPY 30.22 billion; revenue climbs 39.3% to JPY 834.25 billion
Reuters2026/07/31 03:43- Sojitz posted IFRS Q1 profit attributable to owners up 43.4% year-on-year to JPY 30.22 billion; revenue rose 39.3% to JPY 834.25 billion.
- Profit before tax climbed 64.8% to JPY 41.12 billion; basic earnings per share increased 44.3% to JPY 144.72.
- Total comprehensive income swung to JPY 76.6 billion from JPY 4.3 billion year-on-year, on FVTOCI gains and FX translation differences.
- Segment profit was led by Chemicals at JPY 11.05 billion; Automotive remained loss-making at JPY 344 million.
- Kept FY ending March 31, 2027 forecast for profit attributable to owners at JPY 130 billion; maintained annual dividend plan at JPY 180 per share.
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