Renesas Electronics swings to nine-month profit and sees FY26 revenue growth; shares slip
Japan's Renesas Electronics posted a nine-month profit versus a year-earlier loss and revenue up 27.3%, while its shares fell nearly 6% in Tokyo.
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what happened
Japanese chipmaker Renesas Electronics (RNECF, 6723.T) returned to a sizeable profit over the first nine months of fiscal 2026, after posting a loss in the same stretch last year, and its sales also climbed. TradingView, which carried the report, cited figures from RTTNews.
Profit attributable to parent-company shareholders reached 589.526 billion yen, or 318.18 yen a share, against a 69.086 billion yen deficit (38.28 yen a share) a year earlier. Operating profit jumped 466% to 757.991 billion yen from 133.921 billion, and revenue rose 27.3% to 1.235 trillion yen.
For the full year, the company forecasts an adjusted operating margin of 33.2% at the midpoint, 3.9 points above last year, and adjusted revenue of 1.659 to 1.674 trillion yen, growth of 25.8% to 27.0%. In Tokyo the stock changed hands at 2,914.50 yen, down 5.98%.
why it matters
The gap between a sharp earnings turnaround and a falling share price suggests investors may already be pricing in part of the chip cycle recovery. Guidance and margin trends are the figures to watch for sector sentiment.
market impact
Renesas shares: strong results support sector interest, but the stock's drop signals investor caution
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- Renesas Electronics Turns To Profit In 9 Months, Sees Adj. Revenue Growth In FY26; Shares Down — TradingView, 29 October 2026 at 05:45 UTC
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