Mitsuuroko Group Holdings reports lower FY2026 net profit

11 articles · Updated · MarketWatch · May 8

For the year ended 31 March, net profit fell to Y9.20bn from Y10.52bn, while revenue was broadly flat at Y339.50bn versus Y339.66bn.
Operating profit rose to Y12.37bn from Y8.77bn and pretax profit increased to Y13.68bn from Y10.01bn, despite the decline in bottom-line earnings.
Per-share earnings slipped to Y164.68 from Y182.05. The Japanese group said the results were prepared under Japanese accounting standards.

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