Business and cash flow measures in response to COVID-19
First written in FY2020. 7 of 13 entries say "Restated". Latest entry: FY2025.
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- FY2025DroppedAnnual reportThe company does not describe takeout, delivery, infection-prevention measures, or liquidity measures during the pandemic as standalone initiatives.
- FY2024-Q3RestatedAnnual report
「The company is also working to achieve further performance recovery by reducing costs, restructuring its existing businesses, and strengthening delivery services to expand revenue and secure profits, and has determined that no material uncertainty related to the going concern assumption exists.」
The company continues its response to the infection by reducing costs, restructuring its existing businesses, and strengthening delivery to expand revenue and secure profits. - FY2024-Q2RestatedAnnual report
「The company is also working to achieve further performance recovery by reducing costs, restructuring its existing businesses, and strengthening delivery services to expand revenue and secure profits.」
As measures related to the going concern assumption, the company continues to pursue cost reductions, restructuring its existing businesses, and strengthening delivery. - FY2023RestatedAnnual report
「To address the circumstances or events affecting the going concern assumption, the company will implement measures such as cost reductions and seek to increase revenue and secure profits by adding Machi no Yakitoriya, an initiative targeting the full-scale prepared-food market, to existing stores, restructuring its existing businesses, and strengthening delivery services.」
As performance-recovery measures during the pandemic, the company continued cost reductions, adding Machi no Yakitoriya to existing stores, restructuring its existing businesses, and strengthening delivery. - FY2023-Q3RestatedAnnual report
「To address the circumstances or events affecting the going concern assumption, the company will implement measures such as cost reductions and seek to increase revenue and secure profits by adding Machi no Yakitoriya, an initiative targeting the full-scale prepared-food market, to existing stores, restructuring its existing businesses, and strengthening delivery services.」
As measures addressing events related to the going concern assumption, the company continued cost reductions, adding Machi no Yakitoriya to existing stores, restructuring its existing businesses, and strengthening delivery. - FY2023-Q1RestatedAnnual report
「To address the circumstances or events affecting the going concern assumption, the company will implement measures such as cost reductions and seek to increase revenue and secure profits by adding Machi no Yakitoriya, an initiative targeting the full-scale prepared-food market, to existing stores, restructuring its existing businesses, and strengthening delivery services.」
As performance-recovery measures during the pandemic, the company continued cost reductions, adding Machi no Yakitoriya to existing stores, restructuring its existing businesses, and strengthening delivery. - FY2022RestatedAnnual report
「Under these circumstances, the company worked to restore performance by thoroughly managing store hygiene to protect customers and employees and improve customer satisfaction, strengthening existing brands and new formats, and strengthening delivery services and expanding takeout menus.」
The company continued performance-recovery measures in response to the infection, including hygiene management, strengthening existing brands and new formats, delivery, and expanded takeout. - FY2022-Q2RestatedAnnual report
「To protect customers and employees, the company thoroughly managed store hygiene through temperature checks and health checks when employees reported to work, mask use, and in-store disinfection with alcohol-based sanitizer. It maintained social distancing by increasing the spacing between seats to prevent the spread of infection, strengthened existing brands and new formats to improve customer satisfaction, and worked to restore performance by strengthening delivery services and expanding takeout menus.」
As infection-response measures, the company continued temperature checks and health monitoring, mask use, disinfection, and maintaining spacing between seats, while pursuing performance recovery by strengthening existing brands and new formats and expanding delivery and takeout. - FY2022-Q1AdvancedAnnual report
「As a new sales initiative, the company added “Machi no Yakitori-ya-san” outlets to Hakkenden stores to enter the prepared-meals market and expand the business in response to takeaway demand during the COVID-19 pandemic. In addition, to transform the business into one less dependent on alcohol sales, it opened Kusojiji Saigo no Hitofuri Takatsuki in June under a franchise agreement with UNCHI株式会社, entering the ramen business as a new area of development.」
The company expanded its infection-response measures beyond adding takeout stores to include entering the ramen business, which does not depend on alcohol sales. - FY2021AdvancedAnnual report
「The company will work to restore performance by strengthening delivery services and expanding takeout menus, while also adding Takeout Specialty Store Machi no Yakitoriya to existing directly operated stores by installing full-scale takeout counters. It will seek to improve earnings power by expanding its virtual restaurant formats.」
The company has expanded its infection-response measures beyond delivery and takeout to include adding takeout specialty stores and expanding virtual restaurants. - FY2021-Q3AdvancedAnnual report
「The company thoroughly managed store hygiene through temperature checks, health checks, mask use, and in-store disinfection, and maintained social distancing by increasing the spacing between seats to prevent the spread of infection. To improve customer satisfaction, it focused on strengthening the new Gyoza Shokudo Maruken format. During the third quarter, it changed 5 directly operated stores from existing formats and opened 1 new FC franchise store, while working to restore performance by strengthening delivery sales and expanding takeout menus.」
The company translated its infection-response measures into specific initiatives beyond hygiene management and social distancing, including format changes to Gyoza Shokudo Maruken, stronger delivery sales, and expanded takeout menus. - FY2021-Q1AdvancedAnnual report
「After the state of emergency was lifted, operations gradually resumed. As COVID-19 prevention measures, the company thoroughly managed store hygiene by informing all employees of infection-prevention measures, conducting temperature checks and health checks when employees reported to work, requiring masks, disinfecting stores with alcohol-based sanitizer, and installing acrylic panels to prevent droplet transmission. It also operated stores with reduced hours and maintained social distancing, including by increasing the spacing between seats to prevent the spread of infection.」
The company translated its infection-response measures into specific store operations, including reopening stores, strengthening delivery and takeout, managing hygiene, and maintaining spacing between seats. It also raised funds from banks to secure liquidity on hand. - FY2020First statedAnnual report
「Specifically, on the operating side, the company will promote takeout sales and expand lunch-service locations at its directly operated and franchised stores, as well as promote delivery. On the financial side, to prepare for the risk of a prolonged decline in revenue, the company will raise funds from financial institutions and maintain ample liquidity on hand, thereby strengthening its financial base to avoid concerns about its liquidity position.」
As measures in response to the infection, the company newly presented initiatives to promote takeout, lunch service, and delivery, and to secure liquidity by raising a total of ¥2,100 million from financial institutions.