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Nissan Chemical Corporation

Nissan Chemical Corporation operates in chemicals, performance materials, agricultural chemicals, and pharmaceuticals in Japan and internationally. Its products include high-purity and custom chemicals, AdBlue urea solution, ammonia, sulfuric and nitric acid, concrete products, TEPIC epoxy compound, Melamine Cyanurate, TEPIC-VL liquid epoxy compound, Nissan Reishi health food, phenylphosphonic acid, HI-LITE chlorinated isocyanulate, FINEOXOCOL saturated fatty alcohol and acid, HARDBEADS spherical fine particles, STARFINE triazine-based adhesion, melamine polyphosphate, and NFG highly functional additive. It also offers performance materials for displays, semiconductors, and inorganic materials; agricultural chemicals such as herbicides, insecticides, and fungicides for agricultural land, golf courses, and parks; and drug substances for animal antiparasite drugs. In addition, it provides pharmaceutical products including LIVALO, LANDEL and FINTE, and APIs and intermediates, and develops NTC-801. The company was formerly known as Nissan Chemical Industries, Ltd. and changed its name to Nissan Chemical Corporation in July 2018. Founded in 1887, it is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.

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Nissan Chemical Posts Record Q1 Sales, Raises Dividend, But Cuts Agrochemicals Forecast by 16 Billion Yen

Nissan Chemical Corp reported record first-quarter sales, operating profit, and ordinary profit, with sales rising 13% year-over-year to 89 billion yen, while raising its full-year dividend forecast to 162 yen per share. The Electronic Materials segment saw a 49% jump in sales, driven by strong demand for semiconductor materials including ARC and EUV materials, though the company noted higher fixed costs and a 29% downward revision in the segment's full-year operating profit forecast. In contrast, the Agricultural Chemicals segment experienced a significant downward revision of 1.6 billion yen in its full-year sales forecast, now expected to be 16 billion yen lower than initially planned, due to lower sales of fungicides and herbicides in overseas markets, particularly in Europe where unfavorable weather conditions reduced demand. The Display Materials segment saw a 4% decline in sales, while the pharmaceutical segment also reported lower sales and profits amid generic competition. The company is progressing on its medium-term plan targeting over 20% annual growth in the semiconductor materials business through 2030.
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