Lasertec Raises FY2027 Order Outlook to JPY 400-500 Billion

By Public Technologies
  • Lasertec raised its order outlook for the year ending June 2027 to JPY 400–500 billion from JPY 300–400 billion.
  • Strong AI-related demand is accelerating chipmakers’ capital spending, supporting expanding demand for EUV and DUV mask equipment.
  • Sales are forecast at JPY 290 billion, up 25.8%; operating profit is projected at JPY 125 billion, up 18.8%.
  • Net profit is expected to rise 16.2% to JPY 90 billion; operating margin is forecast at 43.1%, versus 45.7% previously.
  • Lower-profitability MATRICS units will weigh on gross margins, with the impact included in guidance; no impact is expected on fiscal 2028 earnings.


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