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Kanematsu Corporation has acquired a 25% stake in PT Alam Energy Indonesia, a rooftop solar power provider. The investment was made through new shares and a share transfer agreement with existing shareholders, Shizen Energy Group and Alam Nix Renewables. Post-transaction, Shizen holds 38.25%, ANR 36.75%, and Kanematsu 25%. This partnership aims to enhance AEI’s rooftop solar business and support Indonesia’s sustainability goals.

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Kanematsu Acquires 25% Stake in Indonesian Renewable Energy Firm Alam Energy

Kanematsu Corporation has maintained its full-year net profit forecast at ¥30 billion for FY2026, with projected annual revenue of ¥1,100 billion. As of the second quarter, the company achieved 47% of its revenue target and reported a record-high profit of ¥16.1 billion, a 7% increase year-on-year. Despite a decline in revenue from certain segments, growth was noted in ICT Solution and Electronics & Devices. The dividend payout ratio is expected to be 32.0%.

Kanematsu Maintains Full-Year Net Profit Forecast at ¥30 Billion

Kanematsu Corporation has acquired a 25% stake in PT Alam Energy Indonesia, a leader in the country's rooftop solar sector. The investment was made through a share allotment and transfer agreement with existing shareholders. Following the acquisition, Shizen Energy Group holds 38.25%, Alam Nix Renewables 36.75%, and Kanematsu 25%. This move aims to enhance AEI's expansion and support Indonesia's sustainability goals, particularly in decarbonization efforts for corporate clients, especially Japanese firms operating in the region.

Kanematsu Corporation Acquires 25% Stake in Indonesia’s Alam Energy to Boost Rooftop Solar Expansion

Kanematsu Corporation has partnered with Intuition Robotics to introduce the AI companion robot, ElliQ, to the Japanese market. This marks Intuition Robotics' first international expansion beyond the U.S. Kanematsu will utilize its network to co-develop and sell the Japanese version of ElliQ, addressing challenges from Japan's aging population. Additionally, Kanematsu has invested in Intuition Robotics, contributing to a total equity funding of $85 million, aligning with its initiative to innovate in healthcare and robotics for older adults in Japan.

Kanematsu Corporation Partners with Intuition Robotics to Expand AI Companion Robot "ElliQ" into Japanese Market

Kanematsu Corporation has partnered with Enchanted Tools to sell the humanoid AI robot Mirokaï in Japan. Designed by Jerome Monceaux, Mirokaï features facial expression recognition, interactive dialogue in Japanese, and can lift objects up to 3 kg. The robot is suitable for customer service, retail, and medical applications. Kanematsu, with Nagakura Mfg. Co., Ltd., plans to establish a maintenance support structure for Mirokaï's nationwide rollout, aligning with its management plan "Integration 1.1" to create added value and address social issues through innovation.

Kanematsu Corporation Partners with Enchanted Tools for AI Robot Mirokaï Sales in Japan

Kanematsu Corporation reported flat revenue of ¥251 billion for Q1 2025, with a slight increase of 0.0% year-on-year. However, profit dropped 5.2% to ¥7.223 billion, attributed to underperformance in the meat products sector. Operating profit fell by 9.6% to ¥10.640 billion, and profit before tax decreased by 6.9% to ¥10.645 billion. The company noted strong performance in ICT solutions and mobile businesses but remains cautious about the economic outlook due to challenges in the real estate sector.

Kanematsu Corporation Reports Flat Revenue at ¥251 Billion; Profit Drops 5.2% in Q1 2025 Due to Meat Products Underperformance

Kanematsu Corporation has announced a year-end dividend of 52.50 yen per share for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2025, following a board meeting. This decision aligns with the company's medium-term management plan, aiming for a stable dividend payout ratio of 30-35%. Including an interim dividend, the total annual dividend will be 105.00 yen per share, amounting to 4,422 million yen for the fiscal year, with a payable date of June 10, 2025. The board emphasizes balancing shareholder returns with future growth investments.

Kanematsu Corporation Announces Dividend of 52.50 Yen per Share for Fiscal Year Ending March 31, 2025, Following Board Meeting Resolution

Kanematsu Corporation reported a 96.3% increase in profit and a 2.9% rise in net sales for FY 2025, with net sales reaching ¥409.334 billion. Operating profit improved from a loss to a gain, while ordinary profit rose by 44.7% to ¥15.413 billion. Basic earnings per share doubled to ¥233.65, attributed to extraordinary income from the sale of investment securities, including a ¥10.1 billion gain recorded in Q3.

Kanematsu Corporation Reports 96.3% Increase in Profit and 2.9% Rise in Net Sales; EPS Doubles in FY 2025

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