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Shimizu Corporation Revises Financial and Dividend Forecasts Upward
Kiyomizuken rebounded, as the financial estimates for the fiscal year ending March 2025 were revised upward, and the expected year-end dividends were increased.
Shimizu Construction <1803.T> rebounded, reaching a high of 1,460 yen, up 46.5 yen at one point. At 1 PM on the 25th, it announced an upward revision of consolidated performance Financial Estimates for the fiscal year ending March 2025, along with an increase in the year-end Dividends, attracting STAR for Buying. In the Financial Estimates for the fiscal year ending March 2025, revenue has been raised from 1.860 trillion yen to 1.9443 trillion yen (a 3.1% decrease compared to the previous year), and operating profit has expanded from a profit of 56 billion yen to a profit of 71 billion yen (the previous year had a loss of 24.685 billion yen). Revenue includes domestic Construction and domestic.
Shimizu: Notice regarding revisions (dividend increases) to earnings forecasts and dividend forecasts
Shimizu Corp Raises FY Net View to Y66.00B
Shimizu Corp Raises FY Parent Pretax View to Y51.60B
Robo-Welder achieves productivity equivalent to that of a welding technician with a 7-axis robot arm.
Shimizu Corporation (President Tatsuya Shinmura) has recently made a fundamental review of the functions of the welding robot developed earlier, expanding its working Range by making the robotic arm 7-axis and enabling the same torch movements as welding engineers, as well as collaboration with welding engineers for quality checks. The improved version, "Robo-Welder," has been developed and put into practical use. Its excellent productivity has been demonstrated at a large-scale complex facility site in Tokyo. Our company was one of the first in the industry to develop and implement welding robots for on-site application.
