Workman's first-half net profit rises to 12.2 billion yen from 9.23 billion
Japan's Workman reported first-half net profit of 12.2 billion yen versus 9.23 billion a year earlier and set a full-year net profit forecast of 22.33 billion yen.
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what happened
Workman Co. Ltd. (7564.TO) has published its results for the half-year ended September 30, according to Dow Jones Newswires. Revenue came in at 93.22 billion yen, up from 76.14 billion yen a year earlier. Operating profit rose to 18.99 billion yen from 14.44 billion yen, and pretax profit reached 19.80 billion yen compared with 14.87 billion yen.
Net profit for the period was 12.2 billion yen against 9.23 billion yen, while earnings per share were 149.47 yen versus 113.06 yen. The company paid no interim dividend. The year-end and annual dividends are planned at 89 yen per share, the same as last year.
For the fiscal year ending March 2027, Workman forecasts operating profit of 32.11 billion yen, pretax profit of 33.42 billion yen and net profit of 22.33 billion yen, or 273.60 yen per share.
why it matters
The news concerns a single company, so its effect on the broader market is limited. A rise in net profit of roughly 32% over the half suggests improving business results, and investors typically compare such figures with analyst expectations and the company's own annual guidance.
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- Workman 1H Parent Net Y12.20B Vs Net Y9.23B — Dow Jones Newswires, 9 November 2026 at 06:32 UTC
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