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    Japan's Nidec Posts Rise of 2.3% in First-Quarter Operating Profit

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    Posted on July 24, 2025

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    Last updated: January 22, 2026

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    Nidec reported a 2.3% increase in Q1 operating profit to 61.45 billion yen, surpassing analyst expectations. The Kyoto-based company maintains its full-year forecast.

    Nidec Reports 2.3% Increase in First-Quarter Operating Profit

    TOKYO (Reuters) -Japanese electric motor maker Nidec reported on Thursday 61.45 billion yen ($420.60 million) in preliminary first-quarter operating profit, up 2.3% from the year-earlier period.

    The result for the quarter ended June compared with an estimate of 60.18 billion yen in average profit from a survey of six analysts by LSEG.

    The Kyoto-based firm stuck with its full-year operating profit forecast of 260 billion yen.

    ($1=146.2200 yen)

    (Reporting by Satoshi Sugiyama)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Nidec's Q1 operating profit increased by 2.3%.
    • •The profit reached 61.45 billion yen, exceeding estimates.
    • •Analysts had predicted a profit of 60.18 billion yen.
    • •Nidec maintains its full-year profit forecast of 260 billion yen.
    • •The report was released by Reuters from Tokyo.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Japan's Nidec posts rise of 2.3% in first-quarter operating profit

    1What was Nidec's operating profit for the first quarter?

    Nidec reported a preliminary first-quarter operating profit of 61.45 billion yen, which is approximately $420.60 million.

    2How does this quarter's profit compare to last year?

    The operating profit is up 2.3% from the year-earlier period.

    3What was the analyst estimate for Nidec's profit?

    The average profit estimate from a survey of six analysts was 60.18 billion yen.

    4What is Nidec's full-year operating profit forecast?

    Nidec has maintained its full-year operating profit forecast at 260 billion yen.

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