T&D Holdings FY26 Q1 profit attributable to owners rises 13.3% to JPY 42.2 billion
Reuters2026/08/07 03:10- T&D Holdings 1Q FY2026 group adjusted profit rose 35% to JPY 53.2 billion, reaching 31% of its full-year forecast.
- Profit attributable to owners of parent increased 13.3% to JPY 42.2 billion, while consolidated ordinary profit rose 29.9% to JPY 76.2 billion.
- Income from insurance premiums at the three domestic life insurers fell 10% to JPY 643.2 billion, driven by lower bancassurance sales.
- Domestic life core profit climbed 20.9% to JPY 57.2 billion on higher interest and dividend income, helped by lower FX hedging costs.
- Planned share buyback of up to JPY 30 billion; JPY 17.9 billion repurchased by end-July, dividend forecast kept at JPY 164 per share.
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