Mitsubishi Heavy Q1 FY26 profit attributable to owners more than doubled to JPY 134.6 billion; revenue rises 15.5% to JPY 1.19 trillion
Reuters2026/08/04 04:40- Mitsubishi Heavy Industries posted Q1 profit attributable to owners of the parent of JPY 134.68 billion, up 97.4% year on year.
- Revenue from continuing operations rose 15.5% to JPY 1.19 trillion, while profit from business activities climbed 65.1% to JPY 159.65 billion.
- Order intake increased 25.7% to JPY 2.02 trillion, while basic EPS nearly doubled to JPY 40.08.
- Operating cash flow rose to JPY 284.6 billion from JPY 89.6 billion a year earlier, while investing cash flow turned positive at JPY 106.91 billion.
- Full-year forecast keeps revenue at JPY 5.4 trillion, with profit attributable to owners of the parent seen at JPY 380 billion.
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