TAKAYOSHI Holdings, INC.
Notice of Recording Extraordinary Loss and Revision of Earnings Forecast
An extraordinary loss of 215 million yen will be recorded due to impairment of property, plant and equipment and related items. Accordingly, the full-year earnings forecast for the fiscal year ending September 2026 has been revised: net sales are expected to increase by 300 million yen, operating income to decrease by 230 million yen, ordinary income to decrease by 190 million yen, and net income attributable to owners of parent to decrease by 200 million yen. There is no change to the dividend forecast.
Key Figures
- Loss on Retirement of Fixed Assets: 96 million yen
- Penalty for Early Contract Termination: 18 million yen
- Other Extraordinary Losses (Closed Stores): 18 million yen
- Loss on Sale of Fixed Assets: 65 million yen
- Impairment Loss: 18 million yen
- Extraordinary Losses Total: 215 million yen
- Net Sales: 7,800 → 8,100 million yen
- Operating Income: 1,000 → 770 million yen
- Net Income Attributable to Owners of Parent: 520 → 320 million yen
- Earnings per Share: 92.68 yen → 57.63 yen
AI要約
Extraordinary Loss and Revision of This Term's Plan
In the notice released today, an extraordinary loss of 215 million yen, including impairment of fixed assets related to owned stores, will be recorded. Consequently, the full-year earnings forecast for the fiscal year ending September 2026 has been revised: net sales are expected to increase by 300 million yen compared with the previous forecast, while operating income, ordinary income and net income are each expected to decrease by approximately 230 million yen, 190 million yen and 200 million yen, respectively. There is no change to the dividend forecast.
Details of the Earnings Forecast and Growth Drivers
The factors behind the increase in net sales include a higher-than-planned number of new openings of the "Wakuwaku Hiroba" stores and renovations of existing stores. On the other hand, increased costs related to growth investments and higher-than-expected personnel expenses are weighing on profits. The recording of extraordinary losses is part of upfront expenses associated with future growth investments, and the core business foundation is viewed as solid.
TAKAYOSHI Holdings, INC.
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