Revenue for the Japanese firm climbed to 19.88 billion yen, up from 19.44 billion yen in the previous year. Despite the uptick in sales, the company's core business activity faced pressure, with the operating loss deepening to 289 million yen from 201 million yen. A similar trend appeared in pretax figures, where losses grew to 100 million yen compared to 62 million yen in 2025.
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Yamato International Posts Profit Growth Despite Operating Loss
Yamato International reported a net profit of 203 million yen for the fiscal year ending August 31, 2026, marking a significant increase from the 143 million yen recorded in 2025. This bottom-line growth occurred even as the company grappled with widening operating and pretax losses throughout the period.
Earnings per share rose to 9.97 yen from 6.97 yen, reflecting the improved net result despite the underlying operational deficits. These figures, prepared under Japanese accounting standards, highlight a divergence between the company's total revenue growth and its core profitability margins.
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