TAISEI briefly recovers to previous day's close on raised profit and dividend forecasts driven by strong domestic performance

About Information Provided on This Site

The information provided on our website 'Kabutan.com' is not intended to constitute investment solicitation or investment advisory services.
All investment decisions should be made at your own discretion and judgment.
The data on our website is provided by Tokyo Stock Exchange, Osaka Exchange, Nagoya Securities Exchange, JPX Market Innovation & Research, Japannext, and other sources.
Copyright of the Nikkei Stock Average belongs to Nikkei Inc. Stock price charts displayed on Kabutan.com are provided solely for the purpose of reviewing historical price movements of the securities.
These charts neither suggest nor guarantee future price movements of the securities and do not constitute recommendations to buy or sell.
In our financial results coverage, the term 'Surprise Results' identifies securities that demonstrate a significant degree of surprise in their earnings announcements.
This significance is quantitatively assessed based on multiple factors, including: the nature of the announcement (full-year or quarterly results); types of revisions (earnings or dividend forecasts); and numerical analysis comparing the announced results with both the company's previous forecasts and historical performance.
The 'Surprise Ranking' presents these results in order of their calculated surprise factor. Please note that neither these results nor rankings are intended to suggest or guarantee future performance of the listed securities, nor should they be construed as recommendations to buy or sell.

Mon Mar 30, 2026 1:43 pm JST Catalyst

TAISEI CORPORATION <1801> briefly recovered to the previous trading day's closing price of \16,650. Around 1:00 p.m. today, the company announced revisions to its consolidated earnings forecast for the fiscal year ending March 2026. Operating profit guidance was raised from the previous forecast of \148.0 billion to \184.0 billion (up 53.1% year-on-year), while net profit guidance was increased from \137.0 billion to \167.0 billion (up 34.9% year-on-year). The company also raised its year-end dividend forecast by \60 to \185 per share, attracting buying interest on the back of the wider profit growth outlook and increased dividend. The full-year dividend forecast now stands at \310 per share, compared to \210 in the previous fiscal year.

The revisions reflect upward adjustments to the company's non-consolidated earnings forecast and generally strong performance from domestic subsidiaries. On a non-consolidated basis, major construction projects in the domestic building construction segment are progressing smoothly, with sales expected to exceed the previous forecast, while profit margins in both the building construction and civil engineering segments are improving.

Source: MINKABU PRESS