Nisshin Oillio forecasts FY2026 operating profit JPY 19 billion
Reuters2026/08/07 03:04- Nisshin Oillio forecast FY2026 net sales JPY 590,000 million, operating profit JPY 19,000 million, ordinary profit JPY 18,000 million.
- Profit attributable to owners seen at JPY 12,000 million versus FY2025 JPY 23,988 million, when operating profit was JPY 17,027 million.
- Segment outlook: Global Oil & Fat net sales JPY 149,050 million, operating profit JPY 6,900 million; cited higher confectionery-fats volume, pricing.
- Oil, Fat & Meal and Processed Food forecast net sales JPY 411,950 million, operating profit JPY 10,600 million; pricing gains offset higher oils, logistics costs.
- Processed Food & Materials profit seen down to JPY 3,000 million from JPY 4,418 million, reflecting weaker unit margins from higher chocolate costs.
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