Trinity Industrial net profit rises to Y2.69B as revenue reaches Y38.96B

11 articles · Updated · MarketWatch · Apr 27

Trinity Industrial Corp. reported a net profit of Y2.69 billion for FY2026, up from Y2.40 billion, with revenue at Y38.96 billion for the year ended March 31.
Operating profit was Y3.19 billion, slightly down from Y3.25 billion, while pretax profit increased to Y3.73 billion from Y3.52 billion. Earnings per share rose to Y166.71 from Y149.22.
The results, based on Japanese accounting standards, reflect steady profitability despite a revenue decline from Y40.22 billion in FY2025. Trinity Industrial continues to demonstrate resilience in a competitive Japanese manufacturing sector.

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