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Inaba Seisakusho expects operating profit to fall for a third year
Inaba Seisakusho expects operating profit to fall for a third straight year in the financial year ending July 2027.
The Japanese company makes steel storage sheds and office furniture.
Its sheds are known in Japan through an advertising slogan saying they can hold 100 people.
The company forecasts revenue of 41.47 billion yen, unchanged from the previous year.
It expects operating profit to drop 12.9% to 1.5 billion yen.
Office furniture sales are described as steady, but the available information does not explain what is driving the expected overall decline.
These figures are the company's forecast for the year ahead; no further next steps are stated.
Inaba Seisakusho expects its operating profit to fall for a third consecutive year in the fiscal year ending July 2027.
The Japanese maker of steel storage sheds and office furniture forecasts operating profit of 1.5 billion yen, down 12.9% from the previous year.
It expects revenue of 41.47 billion yen, roughly unchanged from the previous year.
The article says sales of its office furniture are steady, while sales of steel sheds affect earnings.
- Who
- Inaba Seisakusho, a maker of steel storage sheds and office furniture.
- What
- It forecasts a 12.9% fall in operating profit, marking a third consecutive annual decline.
- When
- The forecast is for the fiscal year ending July 2027.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- The article says sales of steel sheds affect earnings, but does not give a specific reason for the forecast decline.
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Toyo Keizai published its report on Inaba Seisakusho’s earnings outlook.
The company expects revenue of 41.47 billion yen and operating profit of 1.5 billion yen.
- Revenue forecast
- 41.47 billion yen
- Operating profit forecast
- 1.5 billion yen
- Operating profit change
- Down 12.9% from the previous year
- Expected decline
- Third consecutive year
- Fiscal year
- Ending July 2027
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