Umios
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- Aug 4, 202690% CONFIDENCEfrom the source
Umios April-June 2026 Results: Operating Income Falls 29% on Costs and FX
- Umios reported first-quarter sales (April-June 2026) of JPY 277,595 million, up 5.3%[1]
- Operating income fell 29.4% to JPY 6,656 million, ordinary income 31.3% to JPY 6,422 million and profit attributable to owners 47.3% to JPY 3,424 million[1]
- In Japan, rising marine product prices and a weaker yen raised costs that could not be fully passed on; overseas, currency effects were the main drag[2]
- Marine Resources operating income halved as Patagonian toothfish sales shifted to later quarters, while Marine Products Trading sales rose 10.8%[2]
- Umios forecasts full-year sales of JPY 1,110,000 million and operating income of JPY 32,000 million for the year to March 2027[1]
- The company is the former Maruha Nichiro, which took the Umios name in 2026[3]
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- [1]90%umios.com/en/ir/common/pdf/20260804_1Q_en_results.pdfumios.com· Posted Sep 27, 2026· Starts Aug 4, 2026 ✓· 44% of score
Umios's[2][3] summary of consolidated results for the first quarter of the fiscal year ending 31 March 2027 is dated 'August 4, 2026'.
- [2]90%Umios Supplementary Materials: Consolidated Financial Results for Q1 of the Fiscal Year Ending March 31, 2027umios.com· Published Aug 4, 2026· 36% of score
The results deck: operating income JPY 6.7 billion, 'above plan'; in Japan rising marine product prices and yen depreciation raised costs, overseas FX was the main drag; Marine Resources operating income fell 50.4% on a Patagonian toothfish sales timing shift.[1]
- [3]70%Reflecting the spirit of Umios Group employees: Adding our Values to the Purpose and Missionumios.com· Published Mar 2, 2026· 20% of score
Umios's[1][2] own release on adopting new group values 'on the occasion of the company name change from Maruha Nichiro'.
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