Shortage of live pets and decline in the number of pets kept
First written in FY2016. 3 of 7 entries say "Restated". Latest entry: FY2024-Q2.
Arata moved to the "Worse" side of this theme in 2018.
0 other companies' latest entry also says "Restated".
- FY2024-Q2RestatedAnnual report
「Pet-related business has remained strong, supported by growth in items such as pet treats resulting from the highly specialized proposals of group company ジャペル㈱.」
While the previous risks concerning trends in dog and cat ownership remain, pet-related products performed strongly, supported by ジャペル's specialized proposals and growth in pet treats, as reiterated here. - FY2023-Q1RestatedAnnual report
「Pet-related business has remained strong, supported by the highly specialized proposals of group company ジャペル㈱, an increase in the number of newly kept dogs and cats, and growth in items such as pet treats as people spend more time at home.」
An increase in the number of newly kept dogs and cats and growth in pet treats due to increased time spent at home are reiterated as factors behind the strong performance of pet-related products. - FY2022Increase in the number of new pets keptAnnual report
「Pet products are also expanding, driven by the highly specialized proposals of group company Japell Co., Ltd., an increase in the number of people newly acquiring dogs and cats, and growth in products such as pet treats as people spend more time at home.」
While the previously stated risk of a decline in the number of dogs kept remains, the current year's performance discussion states that the number of newly kept dogs and cats is increasing and that pet-related merchandise is expanding. - FY2020MaterialisedAnnual report
「In recent years, the number of dogs kept has declined, among other developments. We are taking steps to offset the resulting decline in sales, including responding quickly to changes such as the increasing age of pets and the development of higher-function pet food and supplies in response to changes in the relationship between owners and their pets.」
It states that a decline in the number of dogs kept is actually occurring and presents a policy of offsetting the decline in sales by addressing demand for high-performance pet food and supplies. - FY2018WorsenedAnnual report
「For live dogs and cats, supply shortages may occur as the number of breeders declines. Although the average life expectancy of dogs and cats is increasing, the proportion of older animals is rising, and the number of pets kept may decline as older animals die. For live animals generally, their number may decline if a zoonotic disease occurs. Sales of pet food and supplies may be affected by changes in the number of live pets.」
In addition to the previously stated risks of supply shortages and declines in the number of pets kept due to deaths of older animals, a decline in the number of live pets due to zoonotic diseases has been added as a risk factor. - FY2017RestatedAnnual report
「There may be shortages of live dogs and cats because of a decline in the number of breeders. Although the average lifespan of dogs and cats is increasing, the proportion of older animals is also rising, and the number of pets kept may decline as older animals die.」
The risk that shortages of live pets and a decline in the number of pets kept will affect pet supplies sales is reiterated. - FY2016First statedAnnual report
「There may be shortages of live dogs and cats because of a decline in the number of breeders. Although the average lifespan of dogs and cats is increasing, the proportion of older animals is also rising, and the number of pets kept may decline as older animals die.」
It states that changes in the number of live pets affect sales of pet food and supplies.