Extreme's first-half revenue rises, but net profit falls to 404 million yen
Japan's Extreme cut first-half net profit to 404 million yen on revenue of 6.21 billion yen for the half to September 30, 2026, and issued a full-year forecast.
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what happened
Extreme Co. Ltd. (6033.TO) reported results for the half-year ended September 30, 2026, according to Dow Jones Newswires. Revenue climbed to 6.21 billion yen from 5.64 billion yen a year earlier, but operating profit fell to 539 million yen from 665 million yen, and net profit dropped to 404 million yen from 458 million yen. Earnings per share came in at 75.60 yen compared with 85.65 yen.
The company also published a forecast for the year ending March 2027, calling for revenue of 13.00 billion yen, operating profit of 1.30 billion yen, pretax profit of 1.40 billion yen and net profit of 920 million yen, or 171.81 yen per share. The figures follow Japanese accounting standards.
why it matters
Revenue growth alongside lower profit points to pressure on margins. The news mainly concerns the company's own shares and stays limited to a single small listed name.
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- Extreme 1H Net Y404.00M Vs Net Y458.00M — Dow Jones Newswires, 13 November 2026 at 04:30 UTC
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