Ichigo Reports Higher March Renewables Output and Growing CO2 Cuts

An update from Ichigo ( (JP:2337) ) is now available.

Ichigo Inc. reported that combined March 2026 solar and wind power generation from its own assets and those of Ichigo Green reached 22,555,427 kWh, up 8.8% year on year but about 3% below its independent P50 forecast. This output translated into an estimated 9.69 million kilograms of CO2 reduction, underscoring the company’s role in Japan’s renewable energy transition and providing investors with continuity against the prior fiscal year, when full-year generation rose 2.6% to 240.8 million kWh and CO2 reductions exceeded 103.9 million kilograms.

The FY26/2 reference data highlight steady growth in renewable output across Ichigo’s portfolio, with both first and second halves of the prior fiscal year posting low single-digit percentage increases in power generation. These incremental gains in volume and associated emissions cuts suggest a gradually expanding operational base, reinforcing Ichigo’s positioning as a stable, scale-building player in Japan’s solar and wind sector, while also offering visibility into environmental impact for ESG-focused stakeholders.

The most recent analyst rating on (JP:2337) stock is a Buy with a Yen520.00 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Ichigo stock, see the JP:2337 Stock Forecast page.

More about Ichigo

Ichigo Inc., listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime, operates solar and wind power plants in Japan and also manages 15 renewable energy facilities owned by Ichigo Green Infrastructure Investment Corporation. The group focuses on renewable energy generation and related environmental benefits, including the reduction of CO2 emissions, and discloses real-time production and emissions data for stakeholders.

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