Bad Debt Risk for Trade Receivables Associated with the Contraction of the Pachinko Hall Industry
First written in FY2016. 2 of 3 entries say "Restated". Latest entry: FY2018.
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- FY2018RestatedAnnual report
「At pachinko halls, which are customers, the number of players has continued to decline, accompanied by a decline in the number of halls. Under these circumstances, the Group continues to monitor customers' financial conditions and other factors after sales and works to prevent collection failures, but depending on future industry trends, the risk of bad debts may increase.」
The Group continues to address the risk of bad debts on trade receivables against a backdrop of declining player numbers and numbers of halls by monitoring customer conditions. - FY2017RestatedAnnual report
「At pachinko halls, which are customers, the number of players has continued to decline, accompanied by a decline in the number of halls. Under these circumstances, the Group continues to monitor customers' financial conditions and other factors after sales and works to prevent collection failures, but depending on future industry trends, the risk of bad debts may increase.」
The disclosure continues to describe the risk of bad debts on trade receivables against a backdrop of declining player numbers and numbers of halls, together with measures involving continued monitoring of customer conditions. - FY2016First statedAnnual report
「At pachinko halls, which are customers, the number of players has continued to decline, accompanied by a decline in the number of halls. ... Depending on future industry trends, the risk of bad debts may increase.」
The statement links collection periods that tend to be prolonged, declines in the player population and number of halls, and the possibility of collection failures.