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ANA posts double-digit drop in interim net profit
November 2nd 2026
ANA HOLDINGS INC. has reported net profit of 67 billion yen (US $420 million) for the six months to September 30 2026, down 11.8% from net profit of 76 billion yen in the same six-month period in 2025. Read More » Revenue rose 17.5% to 1.4 trillion yen, the parent company of All Nippon Airways and Peach Aviation said in a regulatory filing. ANA posted an operating loss of 88.1 billion yen for the half, an improvement from the 97.6 billion yen interim loss in 2025. "Strong international passenger demand and robust cargo performance, bolstered by the full six-month contribution of Nippon Cargo Airlines, drove record first-half operating revenue, even as elevated fuel costs weighed on operating income," ANA chief financial officer, Kimihiro Nakahori, said. Looking ahead, ANA has raised its profit guidance for the full fiscal year, which ends on March 31 2027. The company now expects net profit to be in the vicinity of 99 billion yen, up from its previous forecast of 96 billion yen. The forecast for operating revenue was raised to 2.9 trillion yen, from 2.8 trillion. Both the net profit and operating revenue forecast were below the 169 billion yen and 2.5 billion yen, respectively, achieved in the prior fiscal year. "Disciplined pricing and cost management allowed us to raise our full-year forecasts for operating revenue and net income, while we prudently maintain our operating income target to reflect ongoing fuel price volatility," Nakahori said.
