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Japan Airlines Completes 200 Billion Yen Offering, Withdraws Shelf Registration

Japan Airlines (TYO:9201) has withdrawn its shelf registration for the Series 1 Bond-Type Class Stock, originally filed on March 19, 2025, following the completion of the offering.The registration had set a maximum issue amount of 200 billion yen over a two-year period from March 2025 to March 2027, according to a Tokyo bourse filing on Friday.The company issued the full aggregate amount of 200 billion yen, resulting in net subscription proceeds of 195 billion yen.With the offering fully executed, the airline no longer requires the shelf registration for future issuances. Thus, the withdrawal is a procedural step reflecting that all planned shares under this registration have been sold.

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ispace Signs $1 Million Contract to Transport Lunar Container to Moon

ispace (TYO:9348) signed an agreement worth $1 million with JALUX, a Japan Airlines (TYO:9201) trading company, to transport a dedicated lunar container called Mobius Ark to the moon's surface, according to a Tokyo bourse filing on Tuesday.The agreement follows a memorandum of understanding signed in November 2025 among ispace and three JAL Group companies to explore collaboration in lunar transportation and operations.The payload, which carries cultural artifacts, is expected to be launched on ispace's Mission 3 scheduled for 2028.

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Japan Airlines' Full-Year Profit Rises 29%

Japan Airlines' (TYO:9201) profit attributable to owners of the parent grew 29% to 137.6 billion yen for the fiscal year 2025 from 107 billion yen a year earlier.The airline's basic earnings per share increased to 306.96 yen from 245.09 yen a year ago, according to a Tokyo bourse filing on Thursday.Revenue climbed 9.1% to 2.013 trillion yen for the year ended March 31 from 1.844 trillion yen.It declared a final dividend of 50 yen per share, payable from June 24.For the fiscal year 2026, the company expects attributable profit of 110 billion yen and revenue of 2.095 trillion yen.

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Japan Airlines Projects Profit Drop as Fuel Costs Rise

Japan Airlines (TYO:9201) will post a net profit of 110 billion yen for the year ending March 2027, down 20% year on year, while revenue will rise to 2 trillion yen, according to a Thursday statement.The carrier said global travel demand and fuel costs remain uncertain amid geopolitical tensions, including the Iran conflict, which has pushed up jet fuel prices.For the year ended March 2026, Japan Airlines posted a net profit of 137.6 billion yen on revenue of 2.01 trillion yen. The company also said it will take an 18% stake in Lifenet Insurance as part of efforts to expand non-aviation revenue.

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Market Chatter: Japan Airlines To Enable Facial Recognition Boarding by 2035

Japan Airlines (TYO:9201) plans to introduce facial recognition boarding for international flights by fiscal 2035, removing the need for tickets and most document checks, Nikkei reported Thursday.A recent trial on a Tokyo-Hong Kong-London route used biometrics for check-in, security, lounges and boarding, with only border controls requiring passports. Passengers register via an app by linking passport data and a facial image before arrival, unlike the airline's current system, which requires airport kiosks, according to the report.The setup combines passport and biometric data to strengthen identity checks and will extend to partner airline transfers, the report said.The push reflects rising passenger volumes and pressure on airport capacity. Japan Airlines aims to roll out the system within its long-term plan and expand adoption across airports and airlines, subject to regulatory approval, according to the report.(Market Chatter news is derived from conversations with market professionals globally. This information is believed to be from reliable sources but may include rumor and speculation. Accuracy is not guaranteed.)

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Market Chatter: Japan Airlines, ANA to Raise Fuel Surcharge as Jet Fuel Costs Rise Amid Iran War

Japan's two largest airlines, Japan Airlines (TYO:9201) and ANA (TYO:9202), will implement fuel surcharge increases starting next month following a sharp rise in jet fuel costs triggered by the Iran war, Nikkei Asia reported on Tuesday.The carriers will adjust their pricing systems to raise the maximum surcharge, with new rates taking effect for international tickets purchased from May 1 onward, coinciding with Japan's Golden Week holiday period, the news agency said.Fuel surcharges, which are recalculated every two months based on kerosene prices, prompted the airline's decision after the average price from February to March reached $146.99 per barrel, the publication said.Japan Airlines will raise its surcharge for flights from Japan to Europe or North America by 93% to 56,000 yen, while flights to South Korea will more than double to 6,500 yen, the report said.Similarly, ANA will increase its cap on the surcharge, raising flights to North America and Europe from 31,900 yen to 56,000 yen and flights to South Korea from 3,300 yen to 6,700 yen, the report added.(Market Chatter news is derived from conversations with market professionals globally. This information is believed to be from reliable sources but may include rumor and speculation. Accuracy is not guaranteed.)

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