Breakdown | Dec 2024 | Dec 2023 | Dec 2022 | Dec 2021 | Dec 2020 |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Income Statement | |||||
Total Revenue | 1.84T | 1.65T | 1.38T | 705.46B | 494.62B |
Gross Profit | 1.31T | 811.04B | 601.73B | 135.49B | -47.56B |
EBITDA | 329.21B | 301.60B | 227.44B | -58.73B | -205.92B |
Net Income | 107.04B | 95.53B | 34.42B | -177.55B | -286.69B |
Balance Sheet | |||||
Total Assets | 2.79T | 2.65T | 2.52T | 2.37T | 2.11T |
Cash, Cash Equivalents and Short-Term Investments | 749.03B | 713.87B | 639.25B | 537.59B | 422.47B |
Total Debt | 896.02B | 887.29B | 925.50B | 928.46B | 515.15B |
Total Liabilities | 1.78T | 1.70T | 1.66T | 1.53T | 1.13T |
Stockholders Equity | 975.06B | 909.95B | 816.29B | 799.74B | 947.46B |
Cash Flow | |||||
Free Cash Flow | 85.94B | 138.84B | 175.42B | -264.85B | -309.20B |
Operating Cash Flow | 375.92B | 363.94B | 292.91B | -103.55B | -219.52B |
Investing Cash Flow | -286.90B | -195.10B | -112.77B | -173.77B | -91.01B |
Financing Cash Flow | -53.52B | -105.03B | -38.47B | 359.28B | 388.62B |
Japan Airlines Co., Ltd. has announced the disposal of 110,211 treasury shares under its Performance-Linked Share-Based Remuneration Plan. This move aims to align the interests of directors and executive officers with shareholders by linking their remuneration to the company’s long-term performance and share value. The disposal represents a minor dilution of 0.03% of the total issued shares, indicating a strategic effort to enhance corporate value sustainably.
Japan Airlines Co., Ltd. has announced a resolution to grant performance-linked share-based remuneration to its eligible directors and executive officers. This initiative aims to align the interests of its leadership with shareholders by linking compensation to corporate performance and share value, promoting sustainable improvement in corporate value over the medium to long term.
Japan Airlines Co. reported significant growth in its financial performance for the three months ended June 30, 2025, with a notable increase in revenue and profit compared to the previous year. The company’s revenue rose by 11.1%, and profit before tax surged by 92.7%, indicating a strong recovery and operational efficiency. The positive financial results reflect Japan Airlines’ robust market positioning and strategic initiatives, which are likely to benefit stakeholders and enhance its competitive edge in the aviation industry.
Japan Airlines Co., Ltd. (JAL) has finalized an agreement regarding the equity ownership ratio of AGP Corporation with Japan Airport Terminal Co., Ltd. and ANA Holdings Inc. following the approval of a shareholder proposal at AGP’s 60th Annual General Meeting. The agreement outlines the ownership distribution after AGP’s privatization, with JAL holding 46.56% of AGP. This strategic move aims to enhance collaboration among the companies to promote decarbonization and ensure stable growth in Japan’s aviation sector, ultimately increasing AGP’s corporate value.
Japan Airlines Co., Ltd. has announced its decision to maintain its shareholder proposal concerning AGP Corporation, despite AGP’s request for withdrawal. The airline company is committed to ensuring AGP’s shareholders have adequate information to make informed decisions and does not support AGP’s motion to adjourn its Annual General Meeting. Japan Airlines also rejects Macquarie’s tender offer proposal for AGP shares, aiming instead to enhance AGP’s corporate value through a share consolidation, which is expected to benefit all stakeholders involved.
Japan Airlines Co., Ltd. has expressed its opinion on a tender offer proposal by Macquarie Asia-Pacific Infrastructure Investments for AGP Corporation shares. Despite the proposal, Japan Airlines, along with other major shareholders, does not intend to tender its shares, emphasizing the importance of AGP’s sustainable growth and corporate social responsibilities. The company believes the tender offer’s feasibility is limited due to the significant shareholding of the three main shareholders, who collectively hold over 73% of AGP’s voting rights, and their commitment to AGP’s long-term goals.
Japan Airlines Co., Ltd. has reiterated its position on a shareholder proposal concerning AGP Corporation, which involves share consolidation and amendments to the Articles of Incorporation. Despite AGP’s opposition, JAL intends to discuss unresolved issues with AGP’s management after the upcoming Annual General Meeting of Shareholders.
Japan Airlines Co., Ltd. has reiterated its stance on a shareholder proposal concerning AGP Corporation, which involves share consolidation and amendments to the Articles of Incorporation. Despite AGP’s opposition to the proposal, JAL remains committed to its strategic objectives and plans to engage in further discussions post-AGP’s Annual General Meeting, highlighting its proactive approach in corporate governance and stakeholder engagement.
Japan Airlines Co., Ltd. has submitted a shareholder proposal to AGP Corporation, aiming for share consolidation and amendments to the Articles of Incorporation. AGP has opposed the proposal and issued statements expressing their stance. Japan Airlines plans to disclose their response to AGP’s opposition by June 6, 2025.
Japan Airlines Co., Ltd. has responded to a document from AGP Corporation’s Special Committee regarding a shareholder proposal. This proposal, which will be discussed at AGP’s upcoming Annual General Meeting, involves a share consolidation and amendments to the articles of incorporation. JAL’s response, agreed upon by all nine directors, reaffirms the intent and purpose of the proposal, emphasizing AGP’s critical role in airport operations and the potential risks associated with power supply malfunctions.
Japan Airlines Co., Ltd. has announced its response to a document from AGP Corporation regarding a shareholder proposal. This proposal involves a share consolidation and amendments to the Articles of Incorporation, which will be discussed at AGP’s upcoming Annual General Meeting. The response, agreed upon by all nine directors of Japan Airlines, addresses questions raised by AGP’s Special Committee.