Shin Nippon Air Conditioning---Fiscal Year Ending March 2026 Sees Double-Digit Revenue and Profit Growth, Achieving Record-High Profits

Shin Nippon Air Technologies <1952> announced its consolidated financial results for the fiscal year ending March 2026 on the 13th. Revenue increased by 12.5% year-on-year to 154.884 billion yen, operating income rose by 33.3% to 15.128 billion yen, ordinary income grew by 32.6% to 15.881 billion yen, and net income attributable to parent company shareholders increased by 25.9% to 12.154 billion yen. The company group has set a 10-year vision, 'SNK Vision 2030,' which aims to 'realize a sustainable global environment and enhance the value of customer assets.'

Fisco Japan17:32

Profit-taking expanded following Fujikura's earnings announcement.

The Nikkei Average fell for the first time in three days, closing at 62,654.05 yen, down 618.06 yen (approximate trading volume of 3.16 billion shares). In early trading, following the buying of tech stocks in the U.S. market the previous day, semiconductor and artificial intelligence (AI)-related stocks remained firm. The Nikkei Average extended its gains toward the middle of the morning session, rising to 63,799.32 yen, surpassing the previous intraday record high of 63,385.04 yen set on the 11th. However, profit-taking emerged amid heightened caution over the consecutive rises.

Fisco Japan15:52

Aftermarket [stocks that moved / stocks that traded]

*Kasima (1812) 6187 -290: Forecasted operating profit for the fiscal year ending March 2027 down 16.9%. *Nissui (1332) 1315.5 +130: Operating profit increased 27.2% in the previous term and is expected to rise by 5.1% this term. The company also announced the cancellation of treasury shares equivalent to 2.29% of issued shares. *Roland (7944) 4450 +280: First quarter operating profit up 35.0%. *Honda (7267) 1320 +48: Operating loss of 414.3 billion yen in the previous term, but forecasted to return to a profit of 500 billion yen this term. *Opening

Fisco Japan15:10

Kakaku.com has reached a new high [List of stocks hitting new highs and new lows].

On May 14, new 52-week highs were recorded for 144 issues on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market, including Kakaku.com (2371) and SBS Holdings (2384), while 200 issues on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Standard Market hit new 52-week lows, such as Kyokuyo (1301) and Yamaura (1780). The data also shows the number of issues hitting new highs and lows across the Prime, Standard, and Growth markets.

Fisco Japan14:35

Daiho Construction reported a double-digit profit increase for the fiscal year ended March 2026, with significant growth in earnings from its construction business.

Daiho Construction Co., Ltd. <1822> announced its consolidated financial results for the fiscal year ending March 2026 on the 13th. Revenue decreased by 2.5% from the previous term to 139.818 billion yen, operating income increased by 24.6% to 6.895 billion yen, ordinary income rose by 40.9% to 7.332 billion yen, and net income attributable to owners of the parent company grew by 23.5% to 4.557 billion yen. In the construction business, which is the main operation of the company group, public investment centered on disaster prevention and infrastructure development based on the government's national resilience policies remained solid, with contributions from both public and private sectors.

Fisco Japan14:30

Yahagi Construction achieved double-digit revenue and profit growth for the fiscal year ending March 2024, with both sales and profits reaching their highest levels ever.

Yahagi Construction Industry <1870> announced its consolidated financial results for the fiscal year ending March 2026 on the 12th. Revenue increased by 20.4% from the previous term to 169.399 billion yen, operating income rose by 58.8% to 13.742 billion yen, ordinary income grew by 59.0% to 13.698 billion yen, and net income attributable to parent company shareholders increased by 50.0% to 8.468 billion yen. The company achieved significant revenue and profit growth, setting new records across all key financial metrics. To achieve sustainable growth, the Yahagi Group has set its sights on goals for the fiscal year ending 2030.

Fisco Japan14:25