Machinery Manufacturing

Makita Corporation

6586

MKTAY

Makita Corporation has revised its consolidated earnings guidance for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2026. The new expectations include revenue of JPY 730,000 million, operating profit of JPY 95,000 million, profit attributable to owners of parent of JPY 68,500 million, and basic earnings per share of JPY 257.41. This is an increase from the previous guidance of JPY 700,000 million in revenue, JPY 74,000 million in operating profit, JPY 54,000 million in profit, and JPY 201.83 in earnings per share.

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Makita Corporation Revises Consolidated Earnings Guidance for the Fiscal Year Ending March 31, 2026

Makita Corporation provided dividend guidance for the year ending March 31, 2026. For the period, the company expected year end dividend of JPY 20 per share compared to JPY 20 per share a year ago.

Makita Corporation Provides Dividend Guidance for the Year Ending March 31, 2026

Makita Corporation has released its annual report for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2025. The report details the company's business updates and financial performance, highlighting its proactive management, sound profit structure, and commitment to customer value. It outlines Makita's long-term sustainability goals and its position as a global tool supplier, presenting both financial and non-financial information in accordance with international standards. The full report is accessible via a provided link.

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Makita Corporation Releases Annual Report for Fiscal Year 2025

Makita Corporation reported a 3.8% decrease in consolidated revenue to 186.614 billion yen for Q1 2025, attributed to foreign exchange impacts. However, operating profit rose by 22.1% to 26.069 billion yen, driven by improved cost ratios. Profit before income taxes increased by 25.9%, and profit attributable to owners rose by 20.4%. The company forecasts a revenue decline of 7.1% for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2026, amid challenges in overseas markets, despite strong performance in Japan's cordless outdoor power equipment sales.

Makita Corporation Reports 3.8% Decrease in Revenue, 22.1% Increase in Operating Profit for Q1 2025

Makita Corporation reported increased revenues and profits for FY 2025, with revenues rising to ¥753.130 billion from ¥741.391 billion. Gross profit increased to ¥271.426 billion, and operating profit reached ¥107.038 billion, up from ¥66.169 billion. The company's profit for the year was ¥79.203 billion, compared to ¥43.615 billion the previous year. Earnings per share rose to ¥294.90 from ¥162.13. No specific outlook for the upcoming fiscal period was provided.

Makita Corporation Posts Increased Revenues and Profit for FY 2025; Earnings Per Share Rise to 294.90 Yen

Makita Corporation (JP:6586) announced significant financial variations for FY 2025, reporting a 35.4% increase in net sales due to higher overseas orders. However, ordinary income and net income declined substantially due to decreased dividend income and other factors. The company operates in the power tools industry, manufacturing a wide range of products for professional and consumer markets. Current market cap stands at Yen 1159.7B with a technical sentiment signal of 'Buy'.

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Makita Corporation Reports Significant Financial Variations for FY 2025

Makita Corporation (MKTAY) reported its Q4 earnings for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2025, showing a 1.6% revenue increase to 753,130 million yen. Operating profit surged by 61.8% to 107,038 million yen, and profit attributable to owners rose by 81.6% to 79,338 million yen, driven by cost reductions and a focus on expanding its cordless product lineup. Despite regional revenue declines in North America and Asia, the company remains optimistic about demand for eco-friendly tools and plans to enhance R&D and product offerings.

Makita Corporation Reports Strong Profit Growth in 2025

Makita Corporation's market cap reached JP¥1.1 trillion, with individual investors holding 48% and institutions 46%. The top 25 shareholders own 44%, indicating significant public influence on management. Following a 6.6% stock price increase, both individual and institutional investors benefited. Notably, insiders own less than 1%, while public companies hold 3.2%. Despite institutional credibility, caution is advised as they can also misjudge stocks. A warning sign exists for potential investors, emphasizing the importance of future performance over past data.