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Phil Co shares hit yearly low as Dec-Feb operating profit slumps 81%
Phil Company, Inc. <3267> skidded for the first time in three days, hitting a new yearly low. After market close on the 14th, the company announced consolidated earnings for the first quarter (December 2025?February 2026). Revenue rose 15.3% year-on-year to 2,043 million yen, while operating profit sank 81.0% to 24 million yen, sparking selling on concerns over the sharp earnings decline. Despite higher revenue, a significant drop in new contract orders resulted in lower high-margin sales. Rising personnel costs also weighed on results.
Phil Company maintained its full-year operating profit forecast of 800 million yen, up 35.9% from the previous year. Progress toward the target stood at just 3%, but the company aims to recover contract orders as inquiries via financial institutions increase.
Source: MINKABU PRESS
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