Corporate Events

From July 1, 2026 to September 30, 2026, the company has repurchased 27,314,700 shares, representing 0.61% for ¥142,359.03 million. With this, the company has completed the repurchase of 47,661,000 shares, representing 1.06% for ¥242,358.61 million under the buyback announced on April 27, 2026.

Hitachi, Ltd. and Mission Critical Group announced that they have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) establishing a strategic partnership focused on the joint development of solutions to expand Hitachi's HMAX Data Center portfolio, as well as the cross-selling of energy solutions and products. As demand for data centers continues to grow worldwide, driven by the rapid adoption of artificial intelligence (AI), extended lead times for electrical equipment have become a major bottleneck in data center construction. As a solution, demand is increasing for modular data centers that standardize design, manufacturing, and testing processes in factory environments while reducing on-site construction and commissioning time. The market is growing strongly at an annual rate of about 20%. MCG has established a strong track record as a dedicated leader in this field, providing power distribution equipment and power modules for data centers, primarily across North America. Hitachi, meanwhile, provides power grids equipment, power distribution equipment, cooling systems, AI infrastructure for data centers and offers HMAX Data Center as part of HMAX by Hitachi, a portfolio of next-generation solutions that leverage AI to transform social infrastructure. By leveraging their complementary strengths and collaborating primarily in the areas outlined below, Hitachi and MCG aim to accelerate data center deployment, enhance operational performance, and deliver solutions that address rapidly growing market demand while expanding their businesses. Delivery of end-to-end energy solutions spanning high-, medium-, and low- voltage systems. The companies' respective data center businesses offer highly complementary portfolios. Leveraging their global customer bases, they will pursue cross-selling opportunities for products and solutions, as well as jointly develop modular data center projects. In the power infrastructure domain in particular, Hitachi Energy and MCG aim to provide end-to-end energy solutions for data center operators by combining their respective power infrastructure technologies, products, and solutions. Joint development and deployment of solutions for HMAX Data Center portfolio expansion. The two companies will integrate Hitachi's digital technologies, including data collection and AI analytics, into MCG's modular power equipment, enabling seamless connection to digital services immediately upon deployment at data centers. They will also jointly develop solutions for data centers, leveraging MCG's expertise in power distribution and modular power equipment. Planned solution areas include equipment monitoring, AI-powered analytics, predictive maintenance, and optimization of energy management. Through this collaboration, the companies aim to expand and enhance the HMAX Data Center portfolio to improve integrated operational efficiency across data center facilities. Introduction of solutions to advance MCG's modular manufacturing expertise. Through the deployment of digital and automation solutions from the Hitachi Group, including HMAX Industry, the companies aim to improve manufacturing productivity and operational efficiency across MCG's production facilities.

Hitachi, Ltd. Presents at Morgan Stanley's 14th Annual Laguna Conference, Sep-15-2026 . Venue: The Ritz-Carlton, Laguna Niguel, Laguna Beach, California, United States.

Hitachi announced the expansion of HMAX by Hitachi, a next-generation suite of solutions that brings the power of AI to social infrastructure. The HMAX portfolio consists of Domain-Specific Solutions tailored to industries and business operations, as well as a set of foundry solutions that span across domains. As part of this expansion, HMAX Data Center has been added as a Domain-Specific Solution for data center operators. Additionally, HMAX Cyber, HMAX Data Fabric, and HMAX AI Operations are being introduced as foundry solutions that support not only Physical AI initiatives within HMAX but also integrate and support enterprises' existing systems across different domains and environments. HMAX Data Center is a portfolio of solutions that provides a one-stop approach to the autonomous operation and maintenance of the infrastructure supporting data centers, as well as its overall optimization. By combining the Hitachi Group's facility operations expertise with Physical AI, the solutions support customers throughout the entire lifecycle of operations – from integrated multi-vendor monitoring of power, IT, and cooling facilities to correlation analysis, incident countermeasures across facilities, and continuous operational improvement – thereby advancing data center sustainability. HMAX Cyber is an operational resilience service that protects customer systems from increasingly sophisticated cyberattacks and supports business continuity. It includes three service categories: Identify, which helps customers anticipate and prepare for potential risks; Manage, which supports 24/7 monitoring and operations; and Recover, which enables rapid recovery in the event of an incident. HMAX Cyber contributes to enhancing customer resilience by combining frontier AI capabilities developed in collaboration with global partners; Hitachi's practical knowledge and expertise in operations and cyber defense cultivated through social infrastructure support; and the experience of its Forward Deployed Engineer (FDE) teams. HMAX Data Fabric is a data platform that systematically contextualizes diverse field data and the tacit knowledge of experienced personnel based on ontologies, and accumulates them as knowledge graphs that can be used by AI. The Physical AI FDE (Forward Deployed Engineer) Team, with expertise in IT, OT, and products, works alongside customers in the field. The Team connects the entire process from extracting operational knowledge, accumulating it in HMAX Data Fabric, and applying AI to managing monitoring and operations through HMAX AI Operations. Hitachi’s end-to-end approach contributes to the rapid deployment of Physical AI in operational environments and its continuous evolution. HMAX Data Center, HMAX Cyber, HMAX Data Fabric, HMAX AI Operations and Physical AI FDE service will be showcased at "Hitachi Social Innovation Forum 2026 JAPAN" held from September 3rd to 4th in Tokyo.

Hitachi, Ltd. (TSE:6501) acquired Biomethanation Intellectual Property and Related Assets from Electrochaea GmbH on August 28, 2026. Hitachi, Ltd. (TSE:6501) completed the acquisition of Biomethanation Intellectual Property and Related Assets from Electrochaea GmbH on August 28, 2026.

Hitachi had appointed Anand Birje as chief executive of Hitachi's Digital Engineering and AI Business Unit, bringing together the capabilities of Hitachi Digital, GlobalLogic, Hitachi Digital Services and Hitachi Vantara under a single leadership structure. Birje joins Hitachi after serving as chief executive and board member at Encora between May 2023 and April 2026. Before Encora, Birje spent nearly two decades at HCL Technologies, where he held several senior leadership positions. As president of digital business services and a member of the executive management team, he oversaw global business strategy, delivery and partnerships across digital consulting, cloud, enterprise applications and data services. Earlier in his career, Birje helped build HCL Technologies' infrastructure and cloud services business, playing a key role in scaling it from a $50 million operation into a multi-billion-dollar business. He also served on the World Economic Forum's ICT Global Committee and represented HCL Technologies on the board of Morado Ventures. An engineering graduate from the University of Mumbai, Birje later completed an executive programme in mergers and acquisitions at Stanford University Graduate School of Business.

Hitachi, Ltd., ¥ 28.0, Cash Dividend, Sep-29-2026

Noetra Corp. announced that it has received a round of fudning on July 16, 2026. The transaction included participation from new investors, Sony Group Corporation, SoftBank Corp., NEC Corporation, Honda Motor Co., Ltd., Asahi Kasei Corporation, Daiichi Sankyo Company, Limited, Daikin Industries, Ltd., Daiwa House Industry Co., Ltd., DMG Mori Co., Ltd., Fanuc Corporation, Fujitsu Limited, Hitachi, Ltd., JERA Co., Inc., JFE Steel Corporation, Kajima Corporation, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd., KDDI Research Inc, Kobe Steel, Ltd., Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Matsuo Institute, Inc., MS&AD Insurance Group Holdings, Inc., Mizuho Bank, Ltd., MUFG Bank, Ltd., Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd., Nippon Steel Corporation, Nippon Life Insurance Company, Okuma Corporation, Oki Electric Industry Co., Ltd., OMRON Corporation, Preferred Networks, Inc., Rakuten Group, Inc., Sakana AI Co., Ltd., SG Holdings Co., Ltd., Sharp Corporation, Shimadzu Corporation, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation, Sumitomo Life Insurance Company, Tokyo Electron Limited, TOPPAN Holdings Inc., Toshiba Corporation, YASKAWA Electric Corporation, Yamazaki Mazak Corporation. The company has issued convertible preferred stock in the transaction.

Hitachi, Ltd. announced that they will report Q1, 2027 results on Jul 29, 2026

From April 27, 2026 to June 30, 2026, the company has repurchased 20,346,300 shares, representing 0.45% for ¥99,999.58 million. With this, the company has completed the repurchase of 20,346,300 shares, representing 0.45% for ¥99,999.58 million under the buyback announced on April 27, 2026.

Hitachi, Ltd., Q1 2027 Earnings Call, Jul 29, 2026

Hitachi, Ltd. announced that it will expand its work with OpenAI to accelerate AI-driven modernization and cybersecurity. The work combines OpenAI’s frontier AI technology with Hitachi’s domain expertise and know-how in supporting mission-critical systems and social infrastructure to accelerate AI transformation (AX) for customers and society. Working together, the two companies’ FDE teams will leverage OpenAI’s AI agent “Codex” to analyze the source code of mission-critical legacy systems and work to establish an AI-driven modernization approach that supports safe migration through enhanced visibility into system design. Based on this approach, Hitachi aims to develop solutions to support the modernization of core systems and to roll them out sequentially across a wide range of industries, starting with financial institutions. Hitachi also plans to gain access to OpenAI’s AI models for cybersecurity through OpenAI’s “Trusted Access for Cyber (TAC)”. As part of OpenAI’s Japan Cyber Action Plan, this initiative aims to responsibly provide advanced AI capabilities to trusted defenders and help strengthen cyber resilience in Japan’s critical sectors. Under OpenAI’s Daybreak-based, defense-focused framework, Hitachi will explore the use of these models for legitimate defensive purposes, such as remediation and validation, with appropriate safeguards, governance, and human oversight. Through this initiative, Hitachi’s Cyber CoE, its cybersecurity expert organization, will act as “Customer Zero,” practicing these efforts internally to validate Hitachi-provided systems and applying the insights gained to further strengthen cybersecurity. Hitachi will apply the insights gained through these initiatives to enhance its FDE capabilities in modernization and cybersecurity, while further enhancing HMAX by Hitachi (“HMAX”), its next-generation AI solution suite for social infrastructure. Through these initiatives, Hitachi will support customers in building and operating resilient systems and help advance AX in social infrastructure.

Hitachi, Ltd. announced the expansion of its strategic alliance with Google Cloud to support customers by accelerating the real-world deployment of physical AI and cybersecurity solutions to protect against AI generated threats. Through the strategic alliance, Hitachi will establish and globally deploy Hitachi's Forward Deployed Engineers (FDEs) model that leverages its strengths in IT, OT, and products cultivated through Lumada, together with Google Cloud’s advanced AI. The teams will work closely with Hitachi’s Frontier AI Deployment Center to further enhance HMAX by Hitachi, a next-generation suite of AI-powered solutions that helps drive social infrastructure innovation, by leveraging Gemini Enterprise, an advanced agentic platform that brings the best of Google AI to employees. In the field of physical AI, where AI directly connects with the real world, more robust security than ever before is essential. To mitigate these risks, Hitachi’s Cyber Center of Excellence will partner with Google Cloud to deliver Google Cloud Security, including its Google AI Threat Defense platform alongside Hitachi’s mission-critical domain knowledge to support customer security operations. Since forming their alliance in May 2024, the two companies have advanced initiatives to create value through AI. As part of Hitachi’s “Customer Zero” approach, the company conducted a technical validation using Gemini Enterprise for maintenance and inspection work at Hitachi Power Solutions Co., Ltd., which serves the power and industrial domains. Based on these proven results across the Hitachi Group, Google Cloud and Hitachi will expand their strategic alliance to safely scale the deployment of physical AI in customer production environments. Working closely with top engineers from Google Cloud, Hitachi’s consultants and AX experts, together with GlobalLogic’s AI-native software engineers, will further accelerate the development of Hitachi’s FDE capabilities. Both companies will enhance HMAX by integrating Gemini Enterprise’s agentic AI and multimodal Gemini models. In response to cybersecurity threats, the two companies will jointly deliver autonomous next generation security solutions. These solutions leverage Google Cloud Security technologies and services, including Wiz for automated risk reduction and comprehensive visibility into cloud and AI risks and Mandiant Consulting for cyber threat expertise, alongside Hitachi’s experience in mission-critical system integration in industries such as railways, energy, and finance, as well as its global OT knowledge. Furthermore, the practical expertise and AI deployment technologies developed on the frontlines will be folded into the Frontier AI Deployment Center’s resources. By sharing these advanced insights widely among system engineers in Japan, Hitachi will strengthen FDEs across the Hitachi Group. These efforts will enable Hitachi to accelerate the FDE model rollout and advance AI on a global scale.

Hitachi Investor Day 2026 (Second Half)

Hitachi, Ltd. announced that it has entered into a strategic collaboration with Intel Corporation to explore opportunities that advance physical AI, advanced computing, and next-generation digital infrastructure across manufacturing, energy, mobility and other critical industries. Through the collaboration, the companies plan to combine Hitachi's information technology (IT) expertise, deep operational technology (OT) and product manufacturing knowledge with Intel's advanced computing capabilities and silicon-based platforms to develop next-generation compute capabilities and industry solutions that help organizations modernize operations, improve efficiency, and build more intelligent, resilient infrastructure systems. The companies plan to work together across five strategic pillars—foundry tools, quantum computing, energy optimization, custom silicon and edge-AI applications, and factory automation—to create new solutions and optimize existing processes. In the area of foundry tools, Hitachi gathers high-precision data generated from its metrology systems, dimension scanning electron microscopes (CD-SEMs), as well as etching systems, on the integrated platform 'ExTOPE.' Leveraging physical AI, Hitachi uses that data to enable predictive diagnostics and maintenance optimization, contributing to improved yield, shorter time to market, and enhanced quality in semiconductor manufacturing processes. For quantum computing, the collaboration will strengthen co-development efforts between R&D teams of Hitachi and Intel, accelerating the advancement of quantum technologies and creating new value. The partnership also aims to focus on energy optimization. Hitachi's HMAX Energy will be deployed within Intel's fabs to provide managed services for core power equipment, while Intel plans to supply high-voltage silicon chips to further improve Hitachi's power systems. In addition, the two companies are exploring opportunities for collaboration in custom silicon, edge-AI applications and factory automation, leveraging their respective technologies.

Hitachi, Ltd., Board Meeting, Apr 27, 2026. Agenda: To consider repurchase of its own common stock.

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Hitachi, Ltd. announced year-end dividend for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2026. For the year end, the company announced dividend of JPY 27 per share. Record date is March 31, 2026. Effective date is June 4, 2026.

Hitachi, Ltd. announced a strategic partnership with Anthropic PBC to further strengthen the Lumada 3.0 business model. This alliance will combine Hitachi’s deep domain knowledge built over more than 110 years, along with its expertise in IT, OT (operational technology), and products, with Anthropic’s frontier AI capabilities. Together, the companies will accelerate the advancement of system engineering, operations, and cybersecurity for critical infrastructure sectors including energy, transportation, manufacturing, and finance. By enabling safer, more resilient, and intelligent operations of these infrastructures, the partnership will contribute to advancing AI transformation (AX) for customers and society at large. Hitachi and Anthropic will also drive transformation within Hitachi’s own organizations. Hitachi will deploy advanced AI, including Anthropic’s Claude models, across all business processes for its approximately 290,000 employees worldwide to significantly enhance productivity. The two companies will jointly develop and implement talent programs to cultivate approximately 100,000 AI professional talent. Hitachi positions this large-scale internal transformation as Customer Zero, leveraging the insights and best practices gained to further advance HMAX by Hitachi—a next-generation suite of solutions that brings the power of AI to social infrastructure. Hitachi will establish the Frontier AI Deployment Center, a global organization spanning North America, Europe, and Asia. As its initial initiative, the Center will launch a joint team comprising Anthropic’s Applied AI experts and Hitachi’s specialists across IT, OT, products, and cybersecurity, bringing together the strengths and expertise of both companies. Hitachi will leverage this Center as a foundation to establish best practices for enterprise-scale deployment, accelerate value creation at customers’ frontlines, and contribute to the realization of a harmonized society through the safe and scalable implementation of frontier AI.

Hitachi, Ltd. expected to report Q1 2027 results on July 29, 2026. This event was calculated by S&P Global (Created on July 2, 2026).

Hitachi, Ltd. and X LABS LLC announced a strategic collaboration agreement to develop dedicated energy parks designed as behind-the-meter power supply hubs with co-located, gigawatt(GW)-scale infrastructure for AI data center off-takers in North America. An energy park is an on-site power supply hub that integrates power generation and storage facilities, transmission & distribution (T&D) infrastructure, and energy management systems. Through this partnership, the parties aim to provide the full lifecycle of energy parks -- including design, development, operation, and power supply -- as Energy as a Service (EaaS) via a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV). This approach is intended to create an environment in which data center operators can secure stable power necessary for business expansion without undertaking large upfront capital investments or managing complex energy operations on their own. SPVs operated by X LABS will lead project financing, site selection and development, and project management, with plans to complete the first energy park in the early 2030s. By combining Hitachi's GW-scale T&D technologies and grid stabilization capabilities with X LABS's technology-driven investment and operational expertise, the parties will address power procurement bottlenecks faced by data center operators and contribute to sustainable data center operations as well as to solving societal challenges through the deployment of AI. The energy parks developed through this collaboration adopt an EaaS model that integrates facility development, operation, and power supply, enabling customers to access stable power quickly without owning assets or managing complex energy operations. Hitachi brings deep customer-focused insight into power procurement and operations, with Hitachi Energy providing power system capabilities across high-voltage T&D, grid stabilization, and power quality. Through the One Hitachi approach led by its Strategic SIB Business Unit, Hitachi will support stable and efficient energy park operations by providing T&D solutions, advanced grid-interconnection technologies, and energy management systems incorporating battery energy storage systems (BESS). Hitachi also aims to further advance and optimize energy operations by leveraging HMAX Energy, one of the HMAX by Hitachi suite of next-generation solutions that brings the power of AI to social infrastructure. X LABS will lead the overall project management of energy parks, including the establishment and management of SPVs, investment, site selection, procurement, and project financing. Through these SPVs, X LABS will develop and operate the energy parks and supply electricity to customers under an Energy-as-a-Service model.

From April 1, 2026 to April 23, 2026, the company has repurchased 9,753,700 shares, representing 0.21% for ¥47,944.32 million. With this, the company has completed the repurchase of 20,557,500 shares, representing 0.45% for ¥99,999.72 million under the buyback announced on January 29, 2026.

The company closed its plan on April 23, 2026.

Hitachi, Ltd. - Analyst/Investor Day

The Board of Directors of Hitachi, Ltd. has authorized a buyback plan on April 27, 2026.

Hitachi, Ltd. (TSE:6501) announces a share repurchase program. Under the program, the company will repurchase up to 160,000,000 shares, representing 3.56% of its total shares outstanding (excluding treasury shares), for a total of ¥500,000 million. The purpose of repurchase program is to increase the return of profits to shareholders. The repurchase program is valid till March 31, 2027. As of March 31, 2026 , the company had 4,499,762,162 shares outstanding (excluding treasury shares) and had 35,798,823 shares in treasury.

Hitachi, Ltd. reported earnings results for the fourth quarter and full year ended March 31, 2026. For the fourth quarter, the company reported sales was JPY 3,084,900 million compared to JPY 2,772,100 million a year ago. Net income was JPY 163,800 million compared to JPY 184,900 million a year ago. For the full year, sales was JPY 10,586,781 million compared to JPY 9,783,370 million a year ago. Net income was JPY 802,368 million compared to JPY 615,724 million a year ago. Basic earnings per share from continuing operations was JPY 176.76 compared to JPY 133.85 a year ago. Diluted earnings per share from continuing operations was JPY 176.63 compared to JPY 133.72 a year ago.

Hitachi, Ltd., Annual General Meeting, Jun 24, 2026.

Hitachi, Ltd. announced the resignation of a director (Effective April 21, 2026): Joe Harlan. The resignation is based on a request submitted by the individual concerned due to health reasons. After the resignation of the director, Hitachi will continue to satisfy the number of directors stipulated by applicable laws and regulations and the Articles of Incorporation.

Hitachi, Ltd. announced that they will report fiscal year 2026 results on Apr 27, 2026

Hitachi, Ltd. announced Resignation of Directors; Katsumi Ihara; Currently Independent Director of Hitachi, Ltd. Takatoshi Yamamoto; Currently Independent Director of Hitachi, Ltd., Outside Director of Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

Hitachi, Ltd., 2026 Earnings Call, Apr 27, 2026

Hitachi, Ltd., Board Meeting, Jan 29, 2026. Agenda: To consider regarding the status of repurchase of shares of common stock.

From January 29, 2026 to March 31, 2026, the company has repurchased 10,803,800 shares, representing 0.24% for ¥52,055.4 million. With this, the company has completed the repurchase of 10,803,800 shares, representing 0.24% for ¥52,055.4 million under the buyback announced on January 29, 2026.

Hitachi, Ltd. unveiled its 800-volt direct current (800 VDC) power and control architecture as fully integrated into the Vera Rubin DSX reference design, and compatible with the NVIDIA Omniverse DSX Blueprint to support future NVIDIA rack designs in gigawatt-scale AI factories. The three-dimensional (3D) simulation model of Hitachi’s solution, enabled by OpenUSD, replicates power behavior across the full electrical chain—from the utility grid to the data center rack—helping data center developers and utilities design, simulate, and deploy AI factories faster and with confidence. The simulation model, aggregated using OpenUSD and powered by industrial software providers and Omniverse libraries, equips data center developers and utilities with the following key features and benefits: SimReady Asset Integration: The power and control architecture integrates with the NVIDIA Omniverse DSX Blueprint as SimReady assets, bridging the gap between design and operational workflows. Grid Stability: The power solution design demonstrates stable, consistent power delivery to 800 VDC racks while maintaining grid compliance across a wide range of operating use cases. In the 3D simulation, Hitachi’s advanced power electronics and digital control algorithms analyze power quality disturbances caused by spiky AI workloads and smooths the power, leveraging battery energy storage systems as needed. Predictive Management: The design can integrate existing thermal, condition and health models of assets which enables predictive and prescriptive operations and maintenance from the data center to the substation and grid. Hitachi’s latest development is the next step in its collaboration with NVIDIA to bring to market efficient, reliable DC power delivery. Rapidly growing AI workloads are forecasted to increase electricity demand up to 125 gigawatts of capacity by 2030, driving major power system expansion and modernization. An 800 VDC architecture is instrumental in feeding the increased power to data centers as it can manage 15x more power than legacy systems—enabling greater compute density with lower electricity use in a smaller footprint. The integration of Hitachi’s power solution simulations with the NVIDIA Omniverse DSX blueprint enables developers to model the full electrical chain—from the utility grid to the data center rack—to accelerate the deployment of energy-efficient AI infrastructure.

Hitachi, Ltd., ¥ 22.0, Cash Dividend, Mar-27-2026

Hitachi Rail announced the start of revenue service for its newest Communications-Based Train Control (CBTC) digital signaling system upgrade on the Media-Sharon Hill Line. The newly integrated Hitachi Rail CBTC system will help to modernize one of the last remaining interurban trolley systems in the United States. The upgrade will serve approximately 11.9 miles of light-rail trolley service from the 69th Street Transportation Center to communities in Media and Sharon Hill. The system will utilize overhead electrification and trolley-gauge tracks, while also replacing aging signal systems. Technological Innovation Highlights: Upgraded SelTrac™? technology will provide higher system capacity with improved performance data analytics, lower capital investment and lifecycle costs, and flexible and scalable architecture. New automatic train protection and automatic train supervision technology, designed to enforce operational speed limits and prevent unsafe train movements for real-time monitoring. Built-in wayside transponders and onboard sensors are equipped with high-resolution vehicle location, supporting vital processes and ensuring reliable on-board operations. In Pittsburgh, Hitachi Rail in North America has been delivering rail solutions for over 100 years originally founded (Union Switch & Signal) in 1881. Through the end of the century and into the 1900s, Hitachi Rail has pioneered innovations in railway signaling, including: The first power interlocking system in 1882. The first electro-pneumatic automatic train stop system in 1901. The first inductive train control system in 1923. The first digital rail yard control system in 1970. With a rich history in the foreground and proven innovation at the forefront, Hitachi Rail continues to make significant investments in passenger and freight rail transportation across North America - helping every passenger, customer, and community enjoy the benefits of more connected, seamless, and sustainable transport. This Monday's announcement marks the completion of the Hitachi Rail SelTrac™? rollout for the Media-Sharon Hill line, seamlessly integrating with current operations.

Hitachi, Ltd. Presents at Morgan Stanley Technology, Media & Telecom Conference 2026, Mar-02-2026 . Venue: The Palace Hotel, San Francisco, California, United States.

Morgan Stanley, Morgan Stanley's 14th Annual Laguna Conference, Sep 15, 2026. Venue: The Ritz-Carlton, Laguna Niguel, Laguna Beach, California, United States.

Hitachi, Ltd. reported earnings results for the nine months ended December 31, 2025. For the nine months, the company reported sales was JPY 7,501,797 million compared to JPY 7,011,222 million a year ago. Net income was JPY 638,560 million compared to JPY 430,785 million a year ago. Basic earnings per share from continuing operations was JPY 140.36 compared to JPY 93.5 a year ago. Diluted earnings per share from continuing operations was JPY 140.24 compared to JPY 93.4 a year ago.

Hitachi, Ltd. announced the following executive changes. Changes of executive officers effective April 1, 2026. The company appointed Jun Abe as Representative Executive Officer, Executive Vice President and Executive Officer, Assistant to the President [Digital Systems & Services Business and Digital Strategies], CEO of Digital Systems & Services Sector, CEO of Digital Engineering & AI Solutions Business Unit from Representative Executive Officer, Executive Vice President and Executive Officer, Assistant to the President [Digital Systems & Services Business and Digital Strategies], Head of Digital Systems & Services Business, General Manager of Digital Systems & Services Division, CEO of Digital Engineering & AI Solutions Business Unit; Noriharu Amiya as Senior Vice President and Executive Officer, CEO of Connective Industries Sector, CEO of Urban Solutions & Services Business Unit /Chairman of Hitachi Building Systems Co., Ltd. from Senior Vice President and Executive Officer, COO of Connective Industries Sector, CEO of Urban Systems Business Unit /Chairman of Hitachi Building Systems Co., Ltd.; Tomomi Kato as Representative Executive Officer, Senior Vice President and Executive Officer, CFO, General Manager of Finance Group, CRMO from Representative Executive Officer, Senior Vice President and Executive Officer, CFO, General Manager of Finance Group, General Manager of Finance Division, Finance Group, CRMO; Andreas Schierenbeck as Senior Vice President and Executive Officer, CEO of Energy Sector, CEO of Power Grids Business Unit/CEO of Hitachi Energy Ltd. from Senior Vice President and Executive Officer, Head of Energy Business, CEO of Power Grids Business Unit/CEO of Hitachi Energy Ltd.; Jun Taniguchi as Senior Vice President and Executive Officer, CEO of Strategic SIB Business Unit, General Manager of Lumada 3.0 Strategy Promotion Office, Digital Systems & Services Sector from Senior Vice President and Executive Officer, CEO of Strategic SIB Business Unit, General Manager of Lumada 3.0 Strategy Promotion Office; Lorena Dellagiovanna as Senior Vice President and Executive Officer, CHRO, General Manager of Human Capital Group, CSuO from Senior Vice President and Executive Officer, CSuO, CHRO, General Manager of Human Capital Group, CDEIO; Katsuya Nagano as Senior Vice President and Executive Officer, Head of Digital Systems & Services Japan Business, Digital Systems & Services Sector, CEO of Digital Services Business Unit from Senior Vice President and Executive Officer, Head of Digital Systems & Services Japan Business, CEO of Social Infrastructure Systems Business Unit; Masahiko Hasegawa as Representative Executive Officer, Senior Vice President and Executive Officer, CMO, Head of Regional Strategies, General Manager of Corporate Sales & Marketing Group, General Manager of Corporate Strategy Group from Representative Executive Officer, Senior Vice President and Executive Officer, CMO, Head of Regional Strategies [Japan/China], in charge of Regional Strategies [Japan], General Manager of Corporate Sales & Marketing Group; Hidenori Azushima as Vice President and Executive Officer, General Manager of Digital Systems & Services Division, Digital Systems & Services Sector, CSO of Digital Systems & Services Sector from Vice President and Executive Officer, CSO, General Manager of Strategy Planning Division; Yasuki Imai as Chief Executive for Financial/Industrial Systems & Services Business of Digital Services Business Unit, Digital Systems & Services Sector from CEO of Financial Institutions Business Unit; Yoshimitsu Takagi as CEO of Industrial Solutions Business Unit, Connective Industries Sector /Representative Director and President of Hitachi High -Tech Corporation from Representative Director and President of Hitachi High -Tech Corporation; Takahiro Tsukishima as CSO, General Manager of Corporate Strategy Division, Corporate Strategy Group from CSO and CTrO of Digital Systems & Services Division; Megumu Tsuda as Deputy CSuO, General Manager of Group Environment Division, General Manager of Group Sustainability Division from General Manager of Group Environment Division, General Manager of Group Sustainability Division; Yoshimitsu Takagi was born on March 27, 1967. He graduated in March, 1989 with a Bachelor of Science and Engineering from Tokyo Denki University. His business experience includes serving as Vice President and Executive Officer of Hitachi High-Tech Corporation in April, 2021, Executive Officer of Hitachi High-Tech Corporation in July, 2020 and April, 2020, Deputy General Manager of Analytical & Medical Solution Business Group and General Manager of Medical Systems Sales & Marketing Division, Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation in April, 2019, General Manager of Marketing Department, Medical Systems Sales & Marketing Division, Science & Medical Systems Business Group, Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation in April, 2012, and joining Hitachi, Ltd. in April, 1989. Takahiro Tsukishima was born on April 24, 1965. He received a Ph.D. in Management Systems Engineering from Waseda University in October 2007 and a Master of Precision Machinery Engineering from The University of Tokyo in March 1990. His business experience includes serving as CSO and CTrO of Digital Systems & Services Division in April 2024; General Manager of Strategy Planning Division, Digital Systems & Services Division in April 2023; CTO of Digital Systems & Services Division in April 2022; Deputy General Manager of Business Creation Promotion Division, Social Innovation Business Division in April 2020; General Manager of Smart Energy Solutions Development Division, Social Innovation Business Development Office, Information Systems Group in October 2014; Senior Manager of Smart Infrastructure Systems Group, Infrastructure Systems Company in April 2012; Department Manager of Hitachi Global Storage Technologies Corporation in April 2009; Department Manager of Manufacturing System Department 1, Production Engineering Research Laboratory in October 2005; and he joined Hitachi, Ltd. in November 1991. Megumu Tsuda, born January 30, 1969, who holds a Bachelor of Education from Kyoto University (March, 1991). Megumu Tsuda has extensive experience including serving as General Manager of Group Environment Division and General Manager of Group Sustainability Division since April, 2025; General Manager of Internal Environment Initiative Division and General Manager of Sustainability Promotion Division since April, 2023; General Manager of Sustainability Promotion Division since April, 2022; joined Hitachi, Ltd. in July, 2021; General Manager of Innovation Department, Osaka Gas Co., Ltd. in April, 2020; General Manager of Corporate Social Responsibility & Environment Department, Osaka Gas Co., Ltd. in April, 2017; General Manager of IR Department, Osaka Gas Co., Ltd. in April, 2013; and joined Osaka Gas Co., Ltd. in April, 1991.

The Board of Directors of Hitachi, Ltd. has authorized a buyback plan on January 29, 2026.

Hitachi, Ltd. (TSE:6501) announces a share repurchase program. Under the program, the company will repurchase up to 30,000,000 shares, representing 0.67% of its total shares outstanding (excluding treasury shares), for a total of ¥100,000 million. The purpose of repurchase program is to increase the return of profits to shareholders. The repurchase program is valid till April 30, 2026. As of December 31, 2025, the company had 4,510,576,546 shares outstanding (excluding treasury shares) and had 70,984,439 shares in treasury.

Mitsubishi Electric Building Solutions Corporation entered into a share transfer agreement to acquire remaining 50% stake in Mitsubishi Hitachi Home Elevator Corporation from Hitachi, Ltd. (TSE:6501) on January 21, 2026. Upon completion, Mitsubishi Electric Building Solutions Corporation will own 100% stake in Mitsubishi Hitachi Home Elevator Corporation. The transaction is subject to approval from the relevant authorities and all other customary conditions and scheduled to be completed during the first quarter of the fiscal year ending March 2027.

Hitachi, Ltd., Q3 2026 Earnings Call, Jan 29, 2026

Hitachi, Ltd. expected to report Fiscal Year 2026 results on April 27, 2026. This event was calculated by S&P Global (Created on April 2, 2026).

The company closed its plan on December 17, 2025.

From October 1, 2025 to December 17, 2025, the company has repurchased 26,677,300 shares, representing 0.59% for ¥128,442.03 million. With this, the company has completed the repurchase of 68,675,100 shares, representing 1.51% for ¥299,999.41 million under the buyback announced on April 28, 2025.

Morgan Stanley, Morgan Stanley Technology, Media & Telecom Conference 2026, Mar 02, 2026 through Mar 05, 2026. Venue: The Palace Hotel, San Francisco, California, United States.

Hitachi, Ltd. Presents at CES 2026, Jan-08-2026 11:00 AM. Venue: Las Vegas Convention Center, Las Vegas, Nevada, United States. Speakers: Arya Barirani, Chief Marketing Officer, Hitachi Digital.

Hitachi Vantara, subsidiary of Hitachi, Ltd. announced that Asia Airfreight Terminal (AAT), a key operator at Hong Kong International Airport, has modernized its IT backbone with Hitachi Virtual Storage Platform One (VSP One) to deliver uninterrupted cold chain logistics. Since the deployment, AAT has reported zero downtime, a threefold increase in storage capacity, and over 50% improvement in energy efficiency, significantly strengthening resilience and sustainability in 24/7 air cargo operations. Operating at the world's largest international air cargo hub, AAT manages cargo handling across two terminals, including the COOLPORT facility for temperature-sensitive goods like pharmaceuticals and permissions. Any infrastructure disruption could jeopardize compliance with International Air Transport Association (IATA) standards and compromise time-critical shipments. To replace aging infrastructure, AAT selected Hitachi Vantara, in partnership with Rainbow Tech Information, to deploy Hitachi VSP One Block with built-in global-active device (GAD) replication across dual data centers. Since GAD is built into the VSP One storage arrays, it doesn't require a separate appliance to manage replication, which provides AAT with a simpler architecture that reduces complexity in hardware setup, configuration and maintenance. The platform also supports seamless failover, real-time deduplication and compression, and immutable backups for ransomware resilience. This streamlined architecture has reduced AAT's rack footprint by 75% and enabled significant operational efficiency gains. Hitachi Vantara continues to lead in energy-efficient storage, with the VSP One portfolio earning top ENERGY STAR®? certifications, including the top two spots held by VSP One Block. Its AI-powered data management platform now enables customers to reduce IT overhead by up to 70%, while delivering the reliability and scalability modern enterprises demand.

An undisclosed buyer agreed to acquire 7% stake in Hitachi Construction Machinery Co., Ltd. (TSE:6305) from Hitachi, Ltd. (TSE:6501) on November 4, 2025.

Hitachi, Ltd. expected to report Q3 2026 results on January 29, 2026. This event was calculated by S&P Global (Created on January 24, 2026).

Hitachi, Ltd. revised earnings guidance for the fiscal year 2025. For the period, the company revised forecast for revenues, profit and ROIC across the entire Hitachi Group. They have revised upward full year forecast for Hitachi Limited.

Hitachi, Ltd. - Analyst/Investor Day

Hitachi, Ltd. announced that it welcomes the strategic investments published by the governments of Japan and the United States. The fact sheet includes essential projects for ensuring stable power supply and advancing AI revolution in the United States, such as initiatives aimed at grid modernization and electrification, and construction for small modular reactors (SMRs), "BWRX-300," the next generation of nuclear power. Hitachi will contribute to these projects by leveraging its collective business strengths as "True One Hitachi." To advance grid modernization and electrification initiatives, Hitachi signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the United States Department of Commerce ("DOC"). This agreement aims to promote investment in energy infrastructure that is essential for powering data centers and drive the sustainable AI revolution. Based on the MoU, Hitachi is exploring further expansion of Hitachi Energy's manufacturing activities, including additional transformer production capacity, and will evaluate further opportunities to localize the production of other energy technologies in the United States. Hitachi strives to enhance energy security, resilience, and technological leadership, while also supporting the growth of high-quality employment and innovation across American communities. Hitachi will also consult with DOC regarding accelerating permitting and approval processes for timely and effective realization of these investments. The BWRX-300 is a small light-water reactor that enhances economic efficiency while maintaining advanced safety. With a proven track record in the design, procurement, and manufacturing of nuclear power plants, and deep technical expertise, Hitachi is committed to supporting SMR construction through the provision of equipment and engineering services - helping to ensure a stable power supply that meets the growing electricity demand.1 GE Vernova holds 60% of the shares in GE Vernova Hitachi Nuclear Energy while Hitachi holds 40%.