Overview
- Nippon Steel recorded a consolidated net loss of ¥195.8 billion in the April–June quarter, compared with a ¥157.5 billion profit a year earlier.
- Sales fell 8.3% to ¥2.01 trillion and business profit dropped 61.2% to ¥92 billion in the same period.
- The company incurred a ¥230 billion restructuring charge to dissolve its ArcelorMittal joint venture as part of measures addressing competition concerns over the U.S. Steel takeover.
- For the year ending in March 2026, it raised its business profit forecast to ¥480 billion from ¥400 billion while now anticipating a net loss of ¥40 billion.
- The June acquisition of U.S. Steel will begin contributing to earnings from July, and full control of Krosaki Harima plus technology transfers are expected to boost profits by about ¥80 billion.