Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Announces Order Intake, Revenue, and Profit Growth in Strong 1H FY2025, Raises Full-Year Order Intake and Revenue Guidance
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Announces Order Intake, Revenue, and Profit Growth in Strong 1H FY2025, Raises Full-Year Order Intake and Revenue Guidance
・ Order intake increased in Energy Systems. Orders declined in Plants & Infrastructure Systems and Aircraft, Defense & Space due to high base effect from large orders booked in previous fiscal year, but still reached high levels. Total order backlog attained record high.
・ Revenue grew YoY in Energy Systems, Plants & Infrastructure Systems, and Aircraft, Defense & Space, with large gains in GTCC and Defense & Space.
・ Business profit increased YoY in Plants & Infrastructure Systems, Logistics, Thermal & Drive systems, and Aircraft, Defense & Space. Large increases in GTCC, Metals Machinery, and Defense & Space were partially offset by one-time charges in Steam Power and absence of gains on asset sales recognized in previous fiscal year.
・ Increased full-year order intake and revenue guidance to reflect strong progress in first half. Reiterated full-year dividend forecast of 24 yen per share.
・ Order intake increased in Energy Systems. Orders declined in Plants & Infrastructure Systems and Aircraft, Defense & Space due to high base effect from large orders booked in previous fiscal year, but still reached high levels. Total order backlog attained record high.
・ Revenue grew YoY in Energy Systems, Plants & Infrastructure Systems, and Aircraft, Defense & Space, with large gains in GTCC and Defense & Space.
・ Business profit increased YoY in Plants & Infrastructure Systems, Logistics, Thermal & Drive systems, and Aircraft, Defense & Space. Large increases in GTCC, Metals Machinery, and Defense & Space were partially offset by one-time charges in Steam Power and absence of gains on asset sales recognized in previous fiscal year.
・ Increased full-year order intake and revenue guidance to reflect strong progress in first half. Reiterated full-year dividend forecast of 24 yen per share.