THE WHY HOW DO COMPANY, Inc.
Financial Results Briefing for the Fiscal Year Ending April 2026 (Japan GAAP, Consolidated)
According to the notice of financial results, consolidated net sales are 2,332 million yen, operating loss is 502 million yen, ordinary loss is 870 million yen, and net loss attributable to owners of the parent is 902 million yen. Due to the change in accounting period, the period is eight months, but adjusted EBITDA is in the black at 27 million yen. Going forward, M&A will be the growth axis, and for the consolidated results for the fiscal year ending April 2027, sales are expected to be 6,259 million yen and adjusted EBITDA of 464 million yen.
Key Figures
- Sales: 2,332 million yen (comparative for the previous period is unknown, eight-month period)
- Operating loss: △502 million yen
- Ordinary loss: △870 million yen
- Net loss attributable to owners of the parent: △902 million yen
- Adjusted EBITDA: 27 million yen in the black
AI要約
Business Overview
Because of the change in the accounting period, the current period is eight months, and while sales expanded to 2,332 million yen, operating loss, ordinary loss, and net loss attributable to owners of the parent were incurred due to one-off costs such as M&A-related expenses. Adjusted EBITDA returns to profitability at 27 million yen, and the business capabilities remain on a profitable footing. By segment, contributions from newly acquired subsidiaries in the areas of solutions, food & beverage, education, entertainment, and lifestyle are expected, and the full-year forecast for 2027 is aimed at sales of 6,259 million yen and adjusted EBITDA of 464 million yen.
Future Policy and Outlook
In May 2026, the medium-term management policy was announced, continuing the long-term M&A strategy, and promoting long-term, non-destocking, companion-type M&A. For fiscal year 2027, through contributions from each segment, the goal is to lift sales to 6,259 million yen and adjusted EBITDA to 464 million yen, while improving financial soundness and stabilizing liquidity.
THE WHY HOW DO COMPANY Incorporated
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