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Japan Airlines (JAL) has revised upward its full-year earnings forecast for the fiscal year ending March 2026.
The airline now expects revenue of 2 trillion yen (an increase of 23 billion yen from the previous forecast), profit before finance income and costs and income tax (EBIT) of 205 billion yen (up 5 billion yen), and net profit of 123 billion yen (up 8 billion yen).
JAL has also raised its dividend forecast, revising the year-end dividend to 50 yen per share (up 4 yen), bringing the total annual dividend to 96 yen.