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Toyo Denki <6505.T>-2008/09 group results

Tue Jul 14, 2009 2:30am EDT
   July 14 (Reuters) -
                TOYO DENKI SEIZO KK
                CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS
 (in billions of yen unless specified)
               Year ended      Year ended      Year to        Six months to
               May 31, 2009    May 31, 2008    May 31, 2010    Nov 30, 2009
               LATEST          YEAR-AGO        COMPANY         COMPANY   
               RESULTS         RESULTS         FORECASTS       H1 FORECASTS
 Sales              33.23           38.13           35.00           14.00   
                (-12.9 pct)      (+4.3 pct)         (+5.3%)        (-12.9%)
 Operating      prft 1.40       prft 1.39       prft 1.30        loss 100 mln
                 (+0.4 pct)     (-27.9 pct)         (-6.9%)              
 Recurring      prft 1.27       prft 1.20       prft 1.20        loss 100 mln
                 (+5.9 pct)     (-39.1 pct)         (-5.1%)              
 Net             prft 103 mln    prft 532 mln    prft 600 mln    loss 200 mln
                (-80.7 pct)                       (+482.2%)              
 EPS               prft Y2.32     prft Y11.84     prft Y13.59      loss Y4.53
 Annual div             Y6.00           Y6.00           Y6.00               
  -Q2 div                  nil             nil             nil              
  -Q4 div               Y6.00           Y6.00           Y6.00               
 NOTE - Toyo Denki Seizo KK is a manufacturer of electrical equipment for rollingstock.
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