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Kitabo (3409) · FactAccounts receivable increase significantly

Increases in inventory and accounts receivable accompanying the expansion of the textile business

First written in FY2020-Q2. 1 of 22 entries say "Mitigated", first in FY2025. Latest entry: FY2026.

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  1. FY2026Accounts receivable increase significantlyAnnual report

    「This was due to a ¥107.731 million increase in accounts receivable, including both yen-denominated and foreign-currency receivables, to ¥334.839 million…」

    Trade receivables increased by ¥107.731 million to ¥334.839 million. The figures indicate a higher working capital burden, including from the acquisition of new subsidiaries and business expansion.
  2. FY2026-H1Increase in textile business inventoryAnnual report

    「This was due to a ¥17.531 million increase in merchandise and finished goods to ¥123.637 million, including a ¥9.870 million increase in merchandise inventory in the textile business division.」

    Merchandise inventory in the textile business division increased by ¥9.870 million, and the balance of merchandise and finished goods increased by ¥17.531 million.
  3. FY2025MitigatedAnnual report

    「This was due to merchandise shipments progressing well, resulting in a ¥28.590 million decrease in inventories to ¥132.948 million and a ¥27.923 million decrease in advances paid to ¥17.852 million.」

    As merchandise shipments progressed, inventories decreased by ¥28.590 million and advances paid by ¥27.923 million. The cash burden from shipping delays and advance purchases seen through the previous fiscal year was partly alleviated.
  4. FY2025-H1Increase in merchandise and finished goods inventory due to goods not yet shippedAnnual report

    「This was mainly due to a ¥63.540 million increase in cash and deposits to ¥279.643 million from proceeds received through the exercise of stock acquisition rights and other sources, while merchandise and finished goods increased by ¥12.270 million to ¥140.894 million because the goods had not been shipped by the end of the interim consolidated accounting period under review, and advances paid decreased by ¥19.126 million to ¥26.648 million as prepaid raw materials and merchandise were received.」

    Merchandise and finished goods increased by ¥12.270 million because the goods had not yet been shipped. Advances paid decreased by ¥19.126 million as prepaid raw materials and merchandise were received.
  5. FY2024Continued increases in accounts receivable, advances paid and inventoryAnnual report

    「Notes and accounts receivable increased by ¥50.513 million to ¥189.510 million as sales increased and payment terms lengthened, advances paid increased by ¥29.213 million to ¥45.775 million due to upfront investment in the textile business, and merchandise and finished goods increased by ¥20.962 million to ¥128.624 million.」

    Accounts receivable, advances paid and merchandise and finished goods each increased due to sales growth, longer payment terms and upfront investment in the textile business.
  6. FY2024-Q3Continued increases in accounts receivable and advances paidAnnual report

    「This was mainly due to notes and accounts receivable increasing by ¥35.205 million to ¥174.202 million as sales increased and payment terms lengthened, and advances paid increasing by ¥54.974 million to ¥71.537 million due to upfront investment in the textile business, while property, plant and equipment and intangible assets decreased by ¥11.355 million to ¥1,299.873 million through depreciation.」

    Accounts receivable increased by ¥35.205 million as sales increased and payment terms lengthened, while advances paid increased by ¥54.974 million due to upfront investment in the textile business.
  7. FY2024-Q2Increases in accounts receivable and advances paid accompanying higher salesAnnual report

    「This was mainly due to a ¥82.508 million decrease in cash and deposits to ¥204.068 million as a result of loan repayments and tax payments, while notes and accounts receivable increased by ¥25.322 million to ¥164.319 million as sales continued to trend upward, and advances paid increased by ¥7.624 million to ¥24.186 million due to higher prepayments for raw materials and supplies.」

    Notes and accounts receivable increased by ¥25.322 million as sales increased, while advances paid increased by ¥7.624 million due to higher prepayments for raw materials and supplies.
  8. FY2024-Q1Decrease in inventory and accounts receivable from sales of goods delayed for shipmentAnnual report

    「This was mainly due to a ¥79.843 million decrease in cash and deposits to ¥206.733 million as a result of loan repayments and tax payments, while notes and accounts receivable decreased by ¥20.393 million to ¥118.602 million due to lower sales in the month at the end of the quarter and shorter collection terms, and merchandise and finished goods decreased by ¥8.977 million to ¥98.684 million as inventory that had been delayed for shipment at the end of the previous fiscal year was sold.」

    Merchandise and finished goods decreased by ¥8.977 million as inventory that had been delayed for shipment at the end of the previous fiscal year was sold, and accounts receivable also decreased by ¥20.393 million.
  9. FY2023Increases in receivables, inventory and construction in progress accompanying business expansion and capital expendituresAnnual report

    「This was mainly due to a ¥22.051 million decrease in cash and deposits resulting from working capital requirements and capital expenditures, while notes and accounts receivable increased by ¥22.240 million as sales increased and the business expanded, and merchandise and finished goods increased by ¥21.930 million due to higher cost of sales and an increase in goods not yet shipped. Fixed assets increased by ¥157.664 million, mainly in construction in progress, due to investment to expand production for the new business.」

    Notes and accounts receivable increased by ¥22.240 million and merchandise and finished goods by ¥21.930 million as sales expanded, while construction in progress increased by ¥157.664 million due to capital expenditures for the new business.
  10. FY2023-Q3Increases in construction in progress, accounts receivable and advances paid accompanying capital expenditures and sales growthAnnual report

    「This was mainly due to a ¥69.696 million decrease in cash and deposits, while notes and accounts receivable increased by ¥77.356 million as sales expanded, advances paid increased by ¥20.318 million for prepaid merchandise purchases, and construction in progress increased by ¥210.168 million as buildings for new processing equipment were constructed and production machinery was installed.」

    Notes and accounts receivable increased by ¥77.356 million as sales expanded, advances paid increased by ¥20.318 million due to prepayments for merchandise purchases, and construction in progress increased by ¥210.168 million in connection with new processing equipment.
  11. FY2023-Q2Increases in inventory and accounts receivable accompanying shipping delays and expansion into new sales areasAnnual report

    「This was mainly due to a ¥108.207 million decrease in cash and deposits, while merchandise and finished goods increased by ¥54.971 million due to shipping delays, and construction in progress increased by ¥76.916 million as buildings and other structures for new processing equipment were constructed.」

    Merchandise and finished goods increased by ¥54.971 million due to shipping delays, while the increase in trade receivables resulting from expansion into new sales areas also pressured operating cash flow.
  12. FY2022Increases in accounts receivable and inventory accompanying business expansionAnnual report

    「This was mainly due to a ¥171.602 million decrease in cash and deposits resulting from working capital requirements and capital expenditures, while notes and accounts receivable increased by ¥56.167 million and merchandise and finished goods by ¥45.290 million as sales increased and the business expanded.」

    As the business expanded, notes and accounts receivable increased by ¥56.167 million and merchandise and finished goods by ¥45.290 million, increasing working capital requirements and reducing operating cash flow.
  13. FY2022-Q3Increases in textile-related inventory and accounts receivableAnnual report

    「Notes and accounts receivable 60,589 138,301 / Merchandise and finished goods 40,441 96,168」

    From the end of the previous fiscal year, notes and accounts receivable increased from ¥60.589 million to ¥138.301 million, and merchandise and finished goods increased from ¥40.441 million to ¥96.168 million.
  14. FY2022-Q2Increases in accounts receivable and inventory accompanying higher salesAnnual report

    「As sales increased with the recovery in business performance, notes and accounts receivable increased by ¥41.381 million to ¥101.971 million. Cash and deposits increased by ¥35.320 million to ¥515.551 million through the issuance of shares by third-party allotment for M&A purposes, the issuance of stock acquisition rights and their exercise. Property, plant and equipment increased by ¥158.004 million to ¥1,086.288 million, mainly as a result of acquiring a new business site through a business acquisition using the above funds.」

    Accounts receivable increased by ¥41.381 million with the recovery in business performance and business expansion. Inventories also reduced operating cash flow by ¥37.581 million.
  15. FY2022-Q1Decrease in inventory accompanying lower textile sales volumeAnnual report

    「Merchandise and finished goods decreased by ¥8.330 million to ¥32.111 million due to lower sales volume in the textile business.」

    The textile business's merchandise inventory, which had increased through the previous fiscal year, was reported to have decreased by ¥8.330 million as sales volume declined.
  16. FY2021Recognition of accounts receivable and inventory balances following consolidationAnnual report

    「Total assets at the end of the fiscal year under review amounted to ¥1,816.790 million. Major components were cash and deposits of ¥480.230 million, notes and accounts receivable of ¥60.589 million, and merchandise and finished goods of ¥40.441 million.」

    At the end of the first fiscal year following consolidation, notes and accounts receivable of ¥60.589 million and merchandise and finished goods of ¥40.441 million were recognized.
  17. FY2021-Q3Increase in accounts receivable accompanying higher textile business salesAnnual report

    「Current assets amounted to ¥632.749 million, an increase of ¥451.748 million from the end of the previous fiscal year. This was due to a ¥392.751 million increase in cash and deposits, resulting from financing through a rights offering and other factors, as well as a ¥62.923 million increase in accounts receivable as textile business sales increased.」

    Accounts receivable increased by ¥62.923 million as sales in the textile business increased.
  18. FY2021-Q2Increases in inventory and advances paid accompanying higher textile business purchasesAnnual report

    「Current assets amounted to ¥270.639 million, an increase of ¥89.639 million from the end of the previous fiscal year. This was mainly due to a ¥70.246 million increase in cash and deposits and, as purchases related to the textile business increased, increases of ¥21.503 million in merchandise and finished goods and ¥4.589 million in advances paid.」

    Merchandise and finished goods increased by ¥21.503 million and advances paid by ¥4.589 million as purchases in the textile business increased.
  19. FY2021-Q1Increase in accounts receivable accompanying higher textile business salesAnnual report

    「Current assets amounted to ¥274.852 million, an increase of ¥93.852 million from the end of the previous fiscal year. This was mainly due to increases of ¥40.076 million in cash and deposits and ¥56.941 million in accounts receivable as sales in the textile business increased.」

    Accounts receivable increased by ¥56.941 million as sales in the textile business increased.
  20. FY2020Increases in merchandise and advances paid accompanying the expansion of the textile businessAnnual report

    「This was mainly due to increases of ¥15.094 million in cash and deposits, ¥21.286 million in merchandise and finished goods as the volume handled by the textile business increased, and ¥9.277 million in advances paid.」

    Merchandise and finished goods increased by ¥21.286 million and advances paid by ¥9.277 million as the volume handled by the textile business increased.
  21. FY2020-Q3Continued increases in inventory and accounts receivable accompanying the expansion of the textile businessAnnual report

    「Current assets amounted to ¥194.652 million, an increase of ¥66.334 million from the end of the previous fiscal year. This was due to increases of ¥34.152 million in merchandise and finished goods, ¥5.371 million in advances paid and ¥18.019 million in accounts receivable, as purchases and sales related to the textile business increased.」

    Merchandise and finished goods increased by ¥34.152 million, advances paid by ¥5.371 million and accounts receivable by ¥18.019 million as purchases and sales in the textile business grew.
  22. FY2020-Q2First statedAnnual report

    「This was mainly due to an ¥8.087 million increase in cash and deposits and, as purchases and sales related to the textile business increased, increases of ¥33.470 million in merchandise and finished goods and ¥12.481 million in accounts receivable.」

    Merchandise and finished goods and accounts receivable increased as purchases and sales in the textile business grew.
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