ANA Holdings stock slips 0.62 percent as profit falls 43.5 percent

ANA Holdings stock (ISIN JP3429800000) stood at JPY 2,981.50 on the Tokyo Stock Exchange on September 18, 2026, down 0.62 percent from the previous close of JPY 3,000. The key operating contrast is sharper: first quarter fiscal 2027 revenue rose 22.6 percent to JPY 672.729 billion, while operating profit fell 43.5 percent to JPY 20.782 billion.

Revenue rises as profit falls

According to Shumikabu, the results cover the April to June 2026 quarter and show a widening gap between sales and profitability. Net income attributable to shareholders reached JPY 19.411 billion, down 15.4 percent from the prior-year quarter.

The cost structure explains why higher traffic did not translate into higher operating profit. Revenue increased by JPY 124.629 billion year over year, while the reported operating profit declined by JPY 15.996 billion, leaving investors with a margin question rather than a demand question.

International traffic supplies support

ANA Holdings carried 786,403 international passengers in July 2026, up 7.9 percent year over year, while the international load factor was 82.0 percent, according to Vermogenszentrum. Domestic passengers totaled 3.382 million, down 1.4 percent year over year, creating a clear split between international expansion and domestic demand.

A second strategic element is cargo. Tech Times reported on September 15, 2026, that ANA Holdings plans to launch ANA Nippon Cargo on April 1, 2027, combining three cargo businesses. The move gives the group a defined growth project beyond passenger traffic.

Stock stays below yearly high

ANA Holdings stock was JPY 437.50 below its 52-week high of JPY 3,419 and JPY 399.50 above its 52-week low of JPY 2,582 on September 18, 2026. Its market capitalization stood at JPY 1,298,614,608,731 on that date, making the margin gap in fiscal 2027 the central operating signal.