Casio Computer

For Q4 of fiscal 2026 Casio reported revenue of ¥68.26 billion, above analysts’ estimate of ¥67.95 billion. Operating income rose 63.4% year-on-year to ¥4.9 billion, ordinary income increased 85.8% to ¥5.4 billion, while profit attributable to owners fell by 26%. The stock dropped 1.02% in after-hours trading to ¥1,694 and continued to decline in subsequent sessions. Management highlighted strong G-SHOCK performance (42% of watch sales) and planned expansion in India and the ASEAN region, but said the sound business remains challenging and reaffirmed a net sales target of ¥295 billion for FY2027. » Plus sur de.investing.com

Casio unveiled the S100X, a luxury calculator finished with traditional Japanese lacquer by Yamakyu Shitsuki; a master artisan, Ryuji Umeda, spent about a month on each piece. The S100X is limited to 650 units worldwide and priced at ¥99,000 (around $624). It features a 12-digit blue-tinted display, currency conversion and tax functions, and is powered by solar plus a coin battery rated for up to seven years of typical use. » Plus sur theverge.com

For the third quarter of the fiscal year ending March 2026, Casio reported net sales of ¥75.4 billion (+28.1%) and an operating profit of ¥8.7 billion (+976.2%), lifting the operating margin to 11.5%. The driver was the watch segment, with ¥53.3 billion in sales (+34.5%) and a segment operating profit of ¥10.3 billion (+170.7%), yielding an operating margin of 19.4%; strong demand came particularly from G-SHOCK and CASIO WATCH models. Regionally, business grew strongly in North America, Japan, Europe and other markets, while China remained weaker. Casio raised its full-year forecast and now expects ¥274.0 billion in sales and ¥22.0 billion in operating profit, and has increased its investment and payout plans. » Plus sur de.investing.com