Sumitomo Pharma Raises FY2026 Net Profit Forecast to JPY 94 Billion

By Public Technologies
  • Sumitomo Pharma raised its FY2026 net profit forecast to JPY 94 billion from JPY 77 billion on October 30, 2026.
  • Core operating profit guidance increased to JPY 105 billion from JPY 91 billion.
  • Revenue is now forecast at JPY 565 billion, versus JPY 540 billion, supported by stronger U.S. sales and European demand.
  • GEMTESA sales guidance rose to USD 752 million from USD 686 million, reflecting favorable first-half pricing.
  • A year-end dividend of JPY 15 per share is planned, reinstating payouts.


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