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Hitachi, Ltd.: EPS $0.32 vs $0.33 expected; revenue $18.4B vs $18.5B

Key Facts

1EPS: $0.32 vs analysts' estimate of $0.33
2Revenue: $18.4 billion vs an estimate of $18.5 billion
3Revenue was up 12.1% from $16.4 billion a year earlier (Q2 FY2025).
EPS
$0.32
EPS estimate
$0.33
EPS surprise
−3.0%
Revenue (USD bn)
18.40
Revenue surprise
−0.6%

Q2 FY2026 results

Data table: Q2 FY2026 results
MetricActualEstimateSurpriseYear ago
EPS (USD)0.320.33−3.0%0.42
Revenue (USD bn)18.4018.51−0.6%16.42

Recent reports: actual vs estimate

Data table: Recent reports: actual vs estimate
ReportedPeriodEPS (USD)EstimateSurpriseRevenue (USD bn)EstimateSurprise
Oct 28, 2026Q2 FY20260.32000.330−3.0%18.4018.51−0.6%
Jul 29, 2026Q1 FY20260.27000.210+28.6%17.0115.50+9.7%
Apr 27, 2026Q4 FY20250.23000.210+9.5%19.3219.44−0.6%
Jan 29, 2026Q3 FY20250.24000.230+4.3%17.6016.74+5.1%
Oct 30, 2025Q2 FY20250.42000.210—16.4216.59−1.0%
Jul 31, 2025Q1 FY20250.29000.2900.0%15.2516.33−6.6%
Apr 28, 2025Q4 FY20240.28340.300−5.5%19.4718.46+5.5%
Jan 31, 2025Q3 FY20240.99000.003—15.9315.02+6.1%

Source: Figures from the EL7 database. Estimates are the analyst consensus carried by our data vendor (FMP), not official figures. Figures are in USD as carried for this US-traded line; the company reports in another currency.

Hitachi, Ltd. results: EPS $0.32 vs $0.33 expected; revenue $18.4B vs $18.5B. The results cover the company's Q2 FY2026. EPS came in below analysts' estimate by 3.0%; revenue below the estimate by 0.6%. Figures are in USD as carried for this US-traded line; the company reports in JPY.

Revenue was up 12.1% from $16.4 billion a year earlier (Q2 FY2025). EPS was down 23.8% from $0.42 a year earlier. On its record, EPS topped analysts' estimates in 3 of 5 earlier comparable reports.

What the results mean

Hitachi, Ltd. combines digital services with energy, industrial and transportation businesses, making its activity mix and contract structure central to interpreting its results. Software services, consulting and systems integration differ from equipment supply and infrastructure projects in spending requirements and the timing of revenue collection.

The company's businesses connect technology with operational needs such as power grid management, transportation systems and information infrastructure. This breadth makes demand for systems modernization, operating efficiency and infrastructure spending important to understanding business performance, while the available material does not establish which activity drove the results.

What to watch on the earnings call: The earnings call merits attention for management's discussion of demand across digital services, energy and transportation, and how the mix of services, equipment and projects affects margins. Useful detail would include spending required to execute contracts, the timing of customer collections, and whether demand centers on modernizing existing systems or building new infrastructure.

For the full analysis of Hitachi, Ltd. stock — valuation, scores and financial statements — see the stock page linked with this story.

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