Nishimatsuya Chain (7545) · TargetDropped
At least 15% ROI based on ordinary profit in store-opening decisions
First written in FY2018. 1 of 3 entries say "Restated". Latest entry: FY2020.
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- FY2020DroppedAnnual reportThe criterion of a return on invested capital, based on ordinary income, of at least 15% for new-store decisions, stated in the previous filing, cannot be confirmed in this filing.
- FY2019RestatedAnnual report
「As a company actively expanding its store network, we place importance on standardising the operating efficiency of individual stores. When deciding whether to open a store, we seek to improve the Company's overall return on capital by maintaining a return on invested capital, based on ordinary income, of at least 15%.」
The policy of using a return on invested capital, based on ordinary income, of at least 15% in new-store decisions is reiterated. - FY2018First statedAnnual report
「When deciding whether to open a store, we seek to improve the Company's overall return on capital by maintaining a return on invested capital, based on ordinary income, of at least 15%.」
As a criterion for new-store decisions aimed at standardising the operating efficiency of individual stores during active store expansion, the Company has set a return on invested capital, based on ordinary income, of at least 15%.