Energy Utilities

Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings, Incorporated

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Tokyo Electric Pauses Restart of Kashiwazaki-Kariwa Unit 6

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Tepco Restarting Unit 6 at Kashiwazaki-Kariwa Nuclear Power Plant

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Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings, Inc. reported a net loss of 454.26 billion yen for the fiscal year ending March 31, down from a profit of 161.28 billion yen the previous year. Operating income rose 44% to 337.69 billion yen, but annual sales fell 7.1% to 6.33 trillion yen. The company indicated that the forecast for the next year remains uncertain due to fluctuating fuel prices and geopolitical factors. Shares closed down 3.09% at 592.20 yen.

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Tokyo Electric Power Slips To Net Loss In FY, Operating Climbs

TOKYO, April 30 : Tokyo Electric Power Co on Thursday posted a net loss of 454.3 billion yen ($2.85 billion) for the fiscal year ended in March, compared with a 161.3-billion-yen profit a year earlier. TEPCO, which restarted a nuclear power reactor earlier this year for the first time since the Fukushima Daiichi accident of 2011, said Japan Investment Corp CEO Keisuke Yokoo is set to become its new chairman, pending shareholders approval. ($1 = 159.6300 yen)

Japan's TEPCO posts 454.3 billion yen loss in year ended March

The Japanese government is considering a "golden share" plan for Tokyo Electric Power Co (Tepco) to maintain oversight, allowing it veto rights over key decisions. This plan includes creating an intermediate holding company for Tepco's retail and renewable energy sectors. Tepco is seeking partners for restructuring to improve its financial situation, facing high costs from the Fukushima disaster and ongoing reliance on government funding for decommissioning and compensation.

TV Tokyo Holdings Corporation

Japan government weighs golden share to maintain Tepco oversight, TV Tokyo says

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JERA, Japan's largest power generation utility, reported a 5.2% increase in annual profit for the fiscal year ending in March, reaching 193.5 billion yen ($1.21 billion). This growth was driven by its overseas power generation and renewable energy sectors. However, JERA did not provide a performance forecast for the current fiscal year due to market uncertainties stemming from geopolitical tensions, particularly the U.S.-Israeli conflict and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, a critical route for global oil and LNG.

Chubu Electric Power Company,Incorporated

Japan's JERA posts 5.2% rise in annual profit

Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings (TEPCO) has secured an additional 4.7 billion yen in grants from the Nuclear Damage Compensation and Decommissioning Facilitation Corporation. This funding, part of a revised business plan approved in March 2026, follows previous payments and is aimed at ensuring TEPCO can continue to cover compensation related to the Fukushima nuclear accident. The company remains committed to addressing the needs of affected individuals while managing its long-term financial obligations.

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TEPCO Secures Additional 4.7 Billion Yen for Fukushima Compensation

Tokyo Electric Power Company stated that the earthquake had no impact on its facilities

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Tokyo Electric Power: Investigating the impact of the earthquake on facilities

Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings (TSE:9501) is under scrutiny due to renewed focus on Fukushima cleanup, especially following Princess Aiko's visit. The company has seen a 1-month share price increase of 3.84% but a 90-day decline of 7.37%. Despite a strong 1-year total shareholder return of 59.08%, its price-to-sales ratio of 0.2x indicates it is undervalued compared to peers. Risks include ongoing Fukushima costs and loss-making operations, with shares trading above the ¥355 analyst price target. Investors are advised to consider these factors when evaluating potential opportunities.

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Evaluating Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings (TSE:9501) Valuation After Renewed Fukushima Oversight Focus

Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings, Incorporated(9501.JP)

Tokyo Electric Power Slips To Net Loss In FY, Operating Climbs

Japan's TEPCO posts 454.3 billion yen loss in year ended March

Japan government weighs golden share to maintain Tepco oversight, TV Tokyo says

Japan's JERA posts 5.2% rise in annual profit

TEPCO Secures Additional 4.7 Billion Yen for Fukushima Compensation