Notice Regarding Application for Revision of Railway Passenger Fares

Overview of Fare Revision

For the planned March 2028 fare revision, proposed revision rates and revenue increase rates are presented separately for non-commuter fares and commuter fares (commuting and school). Ordinary fares are to be kept within a 20% difference between the current and revised levels, and the proposal includes changes to the treatment of station barrier-free fees and integration of the fare system. The base fare will be raised to 170 yen on lines such as the Keisei Main Line and to 230 yen on the Narita Airport Line. Commuter discounts will be adjusted by line, and special provisions for fares within the Matsudo Line are being considered.

Future Capital Investment and Financial Impact

Over the three fiscal years FY2028–FY2030, the company plans to allocate 1,670 hundred million yen, the largest scale in its history, to capital investment. Focused on ensuring safety and stable transport, improving customer service, and strengthening transport capacity, the plan promotes fleet replacement, seismic reinforcement, barrier-free improvements, and introduction of new premium limited express trains. This aims to strengthen long-term transport capacity and service quality.