BRIEF-Mitsubishi Corp CFO: If Current Trends In Copper And Oil Prices And Forex Rates Continue, Full-Year Earnings Could Exceed Our Forecast
Reuters2026/08/03 06:40Aug 3 (Reuters) - Mitsubishi Corp 8058.T:
MITSUBISHI CORP CFO: IF CURRENT TRENDS IN COPPER AND OIL PRICES AND FOREX RATES CONTINUE, FULL-YEAR EARNINGS COULD EXCEED OUR FORECAST
MITSUBISHI CORP CFO: WILL CAREFULLY ASSESS SCOPE FOR RAISING OUR FULL-YEAR EARNINGS FORECAST TOWARD SECOND QUARTER
MITSUBISHI CORP CFO: MIDDLE EAST CRISIS HAS HAD A LIMITED IMPACT SO FAR, BUT WE WILL RETAIN 30 BILLION YEN RISK BUFFER FOR FY2026
MITSUBISHI CORP CFO: U.S. AETHON IS EXPECTED TO GENERATE ANNUAL PROFITS OF 50 BILLION-60 BILLION YEN
MITSUBISHI CORP CFO: AIM TO BOOST COPPER OUTPUT THROUGH EQUITY HOLDINGS TO 400,000 METRIC TONS IN OR AFTER FISCAL 2030, UP FROM 330,000 TONS IN FISCAL 2025
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