Hokuriku Electrical Construction posts FY2026 net profit growth to Y3.87 billion

7 articles · Updated · MarketWatch · Apr 28

The company’s revenue rose to Y61.03 billion for the year ended March 31, 2026, with operating profit at Y5.12 billion and per share earnings of Y139.72.
This marks an increase from FY2025, when net profit was Y3.19 billion and revenue Y55.61 billion, reflecting improved performance under Japanese accounting standards.
In contrast, regional utilities like Hokuriku Electric Power and Hokkaido Electric Power reported year-on-year profit declines, highlighting Hokuriku Electrical Construction’s positive results within Japan’s broader energy sector.

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