Fujitsu ( (FJTSF) ) has released its Q4 earnings. Here is a breakdown of the information Fujitsu presented to its investors.
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Fujitsu Limited, a leading Japanese multinational information and communication technology company, operates primarily in the IT services sector, providing a wide range of technology solutions and services globally.
In its latest earnings report for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2025, Fujitsu Limited reported a modest increase in revenue but faced challenges with a decline in net profit. The company continues to navigate a competitive market landscape while focusing on strategic realignments.
The company achieved a revenue of 3,550,116 million yen, marking a 2.1% increase from the previous year. Operating profit saw a significant rise of 77.5% to 265,089 million yen, and profit before income taxes increased by 65.1% to 273,445 million yen. However, the profit for the year attributable to owners of the parent fell by 13.6% to 219,807 million yen, reflecting challenges in maintaining profitability. Additionally, earnings per share decreased from 135.59 yen to 120.93 yen.
Fujitsu’s cash flow from operating activities remained strong at 303,882 million yen, although it saw a slight decline from the previous year. The company also announced a reduction in dividends per share, reflecting a cautious approach to shareholder returns amidst fluctuating financial conditions.
Looking ahead, Fujitsu’s management remains focused on enhancing operational efficiency and exploring growth opportunities in emerging markets. The company aims to leverage its technological expertise to drive innovation and maintain its competitive edge in the global IT services industry.