Fuji Electric Lifts First-Half Profit 58.2% on Higher Revenue
Fuji Electric posted a 58.2% jump in first-half profit and 9.2% higher revenue. The company also issued its outlook for fiscal 2026.
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what happened
According to TradingView, Fuji Electric, a Japanese maker of power semiconductors and electronics solutions, reported first-half profit of 42.116 billion yen, or 287.64 yen per share, versus 26.614 billion yen, or 180.62 yen per share, a year earlier. That is a gain of 58.2%.
Revenue rose 9.2% to 593.32 billion yen from 543.16 billion yen. Fuji Electric also published its full-year 2026 forecast, projecting profit of 117 billion yen, up 19.4% from a year ago, and revenue of 1.35 trillion yen, a 10% increase.
On Thursday the shares closed at 13,360 yen, down 2.09% on the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
why it matters
The report looks strong, but the stock's decline on the day of publication suggests investors either expected more or had already priced in the good news. For the market, the results point mainly to demand for power semiconductors and electronics in Japan.
market impact
Fuji Electric shares: strong results and outlook support the stock, yet the daily drop shows a cautious market reaction
- Fuji Electric shares mixed — higher profit and the outlook support the stock, but shares fell 2.09% on the day of publication
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- Fuji Electric H1 Earnings Rise — TradingView, 29 October 2026 at 07:51 UTC
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