TABLE-Nippon Light Metal Holdings <Origin Href="QuoteRef">5703.T</Origin> -2022/23 group results

May 15 (Reuters)-

Nippon Light Metal Holdings Company, Ltd.

CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS

(in billions of yen unless specified) Year ended Year ended Year to NEXT

Mar 31, 2023 Mar 31, 2022 Mar 31, 2024 YEAR

LATEST YEAR-AGO COMPANY COMPANY

RESULTS RESULTS FORECAST H1 FORECAST
Sales 516.95 486.58 550.00 250.00

(+6.2 pct) (+12.5 pct) (+6.4 pct) (-1.2 pct)
Operating 7.54 22.20 17.00 2.50

(-66.0 pct) (-8.2 pct) (+125.5 pct) (-31.6 pct)
Recurring 8.86 22.93 16.00 2.50

(-61.4 pct) (-4.6 pct) (+80.6 pct) (-52.0 pct)
Net Net 7.20 16.76 7.50 1.00

(-57.0 pct) (+397.9 pct) (+4.1 pct) (-73.7 pct)
EPS 116.33 yen 270.77 yen 121.13 yen 16.15 yen
Ann Div 50.00 yen 85.00 yen 50.00 yen
-Q2 Div 40.00 yen 40.00 yen 10.00 yen
-Q4 Div 10.00 yen 45.00 yen 40.00 yen

NOTE - Nippon Light Metal Holdings Company, Ltd..
*Second Net profit row denotes profit attributable to owners ofthe parent
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