Fujitsu announces new executive officer appointments effective November 1, 2026
Kawasaki, Japan. Asif Poonja and Hiroyasu Hozumi are appointed Co-CEOs for the Americas region.
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Kawasaki, Japan. Asif Poonja and Hiroyasu Hozumi are appointed Co-CEOs for the Americas region.
The company discusses AI usage, R&D spending guidance, stock ownership policies, director guidelines, and the New York fab groundbreaking.
The company submitted the second quarter Fiscal Year 2027 filing to the SEC on October 28, 2026. This regulatory disclosure covers recent financial performance.
The company achieved its eleventh consecutive quarter of growth with strong margins and returned $406 million to shareholders. Supply chain disruptions from a supplier incident may impact Q3 results.
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The company posted net income of $8.1 billion in the first quarter as the AI buildout drives memory demand skyward.
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Fujitsu announced its interim results for the fiscal period ending September 2026 (under International Financial Reporting Standards) on the 29th. Sales increased by 3.8% year-on-year to 1 trillion 626.3 billion yen, while operating profit rose by 2.1% to 107.6 billion yen. The core IT services segment performed strongly, with sales up 5.9% to 1 trillion 129.4 billion yen. In particular, robust demand from companies for digital transformation (DX) fueled growth, pushing sales of "Uvance," Fujitsu's DX brand positioned as a growth business, up 26.5% to 393.4 billion yen. Demand expanded across a wide range of sectors, including government agencies, local governments, defense, and manufacturing...
Fujitsu announced its consolidated results for the fiscal year ending September 2026 (under International Financial Reporting Standards) on the 29th, reporting a net profit of 82.5 billion yen, down 68% from the same period last year. Its core IT (information technology) services business performed steadily, but this was offset by the significant reversal effect from gains recognized in the same period last year on the sale of subsidiary shares. Net profit fell short of the average market forecast (QUICK Consensus, 93.3 billion yen). Revenue, equivalent to sales, increased 4% to 1.6263 trillion yen, and operating profit rose 2% to 107.6 billion yen...
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