Oji Holdings: sales up but profit falls and full-year outlook cut
Oji Holdings reported first-half sales up 4.7% but operating profit down 7.2%, and cut its full-year operating and ordinary profit forecasts.
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what happened
Oji Holdings' first-half sales rose 4.7%, but operating profit fell 7.2%. Higher input costs and weak pulp demand outweighed price increases. According to TradingView, the company lowered its full-year operating and ordinary profit forecasts, while keeping net income guidance and the ¥36 dividend unchanged.
why it matters
For investors, the cut to full-year forecasts suggests cost pressure in the paper and pulp business is still outweighing pricing gains. Keeping the dividend and net income guidance unchanged softens the picture somewhat.
market impact
Oji Holdings shares: the lower profit forecast weighs on the stock
- Oji Holdings pressure down — the cut to full-year operating and ordinary profit forecasts weighs on the shares
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- Oji Holdings: Sales grew, but cost pressures drove lower operating profit and a reduced full-year profit outlook — TradingView, 6 November 2026 at 04:00 UTC
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