Johnson Electric Holdings announced that the profit attributable to shareholders for the six months ending September 30, 2026 is expected to be between 50 million US dollars and 58 million US dollars, a decrease of about 75 million US dollars to 83 million US dollars, or 56% to 62% from the net profit of 133 million US dollars for the same period last year; the total turnover is expected to be roughly similar to the same period last year. A significant portion of the decline in net profit was due to foreign-related effects, which are estimated to have decreased by approximately $49 million to $55 million. It is also affected by factors such as pricing measures, customer deductions and claims provisions, rising raw materials and investment costs, and inflationary pressure, which is partially offset by favorable other revenue, provisions and tax changes. The data has not been reviewed and may be adjusted.

Johnson Electric Holdings announced that the profit attributable to shareholders for the six months ending September 30, 2026 is expected to be between 50 million US dollars and 58 million US dollars, a decrease of about 75 million US dollars to 83 million US dollars, or 56% to 62% from the net profit of 133 million US dollars for the same period last year; the total turnover is expected to be roughly similar to the same period last year. A significant portion of the decline in net profit was due to foreign-related effects, which are estimated to have decreased by approximately $49 million to $55 million. It is also affected by factors such as pricing measures, customer deductions and claims provisions, rising raw materials and investment costs, and inflationary pressure, which is partially offset by favorable other revenue, provisions and tax changes. The data has not been reviewed and may be adjusted.