TBS Holdings,Inc.
Interim Financial Highlights / Earnings Outlook｜Fiscal Year 2026
For the interim period of FY2026, consolidated net sales rose +2.1% year-over-year while operating income declined -32.0%. Net sales reached an all-time high. By segment, Media & Content and Lifestyle recorded revenue increases but profit declines; Real Estate & Other reported revenue and profit growth. Capital policy continues including share buyback and cancellation. No revision to consolidated earnings forecasts for FY2026.
Key Figures
- Net Sales: 215,073 million yen (interim period, YoY +2.1%)
- Operating Income: 10,470 million yen (interim period, YoY -32.0%)
- Net Income Attributable to Owners of Parent (interim): 17,666 million yen (interim period, YoY -61.1%)
- FY2026 Consolidated Forecast: Net Sales 435,000 million yen (vs. previous +10,149)
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Overview of Performance
For the interim period of FY2026, consolidated results showed net sales increased year-over-year to a record high, but operating income fell significantly due to decreased spot advertising revenue amid a downturn in the advertising market. By segment, revenue growth in Media & Content contributed positively, while Lifestyle and Real Estate segments experienced margin deterioration. Overall for the interim period, the company recorded higher revenue but lower profits.
Progress on Capital Policy and Financial Position
As part of capital control measures, the company continued acquiring and canceling treasury shares. As of the end of October 2026, total shares acquired amounted to 4,732,800 shares, with an aggregate acquisition cost of 28,821,019,700 yen. The dividend policy for FY2026 assumes an interim dividend of 50 yen and a year-end dividend of 50 yen, totaling 100 yen, and targets an annual payout ratio of approximately 40%. In line with the medium-term plan, the company is working to optimize capital allocation to promote ROIC-driven management.
TBS Holdings,Inc.
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