Fujitsu FY26 Q1 operating profit rises 56.9% to ¥52.53 billion; revenue increases 3.9% to ¥779.38 billion

Reuters2026/07/30 06:44

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Fujitsu 1Q FY2026 revenue rose 3.9% to JPY 779.38 billion; operating profit climbed 56.9% to JPY 52.53 billion.
Profit attributable to owners of the parent plunged 76.6% to JPY 40.13 billion, reflecting the absence of discontinued-operations profit booked a year earlier.
Adjusted operating profit increased 56.4% to JPY 54.91 billion, including JPY 2.38 billion of M&A-related expenses.
Service Solutions adjusted operating profit rose to JPY 62.8 billion; Hardware Solutions swung to an adjusted operating loss of JPY 3.74 billion.
Fujitsu kept its FY2026 forecast unchanged, projecting revenue of JPY 3.51 trillion, operating profit of JPY 415 billion, profit attributable to owners of the parent of JPY 310 billion.

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