Livesense Inc.
Notice Regarding Full-Year Consolidated Earnings Guidance for the Fiscal Year Ending December 2026
Livesense Inc. has published its full-year consolidated earnings guidance for the fiscal year ending December 2026. Net sales are forecast at 34,000 million yen, operating income and ordinary income are each expected to be -550 million yen, net income attributable to owners of parent is expected to be -560 million yen, and net income per share is forecast at -20.32 yen. For the prior fiscal year, net sales were 5,639 million yen and operating, ordinary and net income were in deficit. The guidance was newly calculated based on progress in structural reforms and recent performance trends; improvement in profits is expected to take effect from Q1 of the fiscal year ending December 2027.
Key Figures
- Net Sales: 3,400 million yen
- Operating Income: -550 million yen
- Ordinary Income: -550 million yen
- Net Income Attributable to Owners of Parent: -560 million yen
- Net Income per Share: -20.32 yen
AI要約
Disclosure of Earnings Guidance and Background
At the time of the second quarter results announcement, the full-year consolidated earnings guidance for the fiscal year ending December 2026 was undisclosed; it has now been newly calculated and published based on progress in structural reforms and recent performance trends. Revenue declines due to changes in the environment are expected, including a reduction in part-time job listings, decreased revenue in core businesses, and the occurrence of one-time expenses associated with structural reforms. Structural reforms aimed at returning to profitability are ongoing, and profit improvement effects are expected to appear from Q1 of the fiscal year ending December 2027 onward.
Outlook and Key Factors
The Group is implementing reviews of fixed costs and reallocations to revenue-generating divisions, but the current fiscal year is expected to see declines in both revenue and profits. The effects of structural reforms are expected to materialize gradually from 2027 onward, and recovery will be affected by one-time expenses such as training costs and outsourcing fees. Foreign exchange trends and changes in the competitive environment should also be monitored as factors that may impact performance.
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