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VIA Holdings (7918) · FactUpdate on disease-related losses and subsidies

¥823 million loss from COVID-19 and ¥435 million employment adjustment subsidy

First written in FY2021-Q1. . Latest entry: FY2024.

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  1. FY2024Update on disease-related losses and subsidiesAnnual report

    「Extraordinary income amounted to ¥27 million, mainly because the company recorded ¥26 million in gains from the reversal of provisions for store closure losses.」

    The losses attributable to COVID-19 and substantial subsidy income recorded through the previous fiscal year were not recorded in the current fiscal year's income statement.
  2. FY2023Update on disease-related losses and subsidiesAnnual report

    「The company recorded ¥113 million in extraordinary income, mainly because it recognized ¥72 million in subsidy income for contributions related to local governments' requests to shorten operating hours.」

    Compared with ¥1,875 million in losses attributable to COVID-19 and employment adjustment subsidies recorded in the previous fiscal year, the company recorded no infectious-disease-related losses in the current fiscal year, while subsidy income amounted to ¥72 million.
  3. FY2023-Q2Update on disease-related losses and subsidiesAnnual report

    「Employment adjustment subsidy 0 Subsidy income 72 Losses attributable to COVID-19 -」

    For the cumulative first six months, the company recorded ¥0 million in employment adjustment subsidies and ¥72 million in subsidy income, and recorded no losses attributable to COVID-19.
  4. FY2023-Q1Update on disease-related losses and subsidiesAnnual report

    「Subsidy income 29」

    For the cumulative first quarter, the company recorded ¥29 million in subsidy income as extraordinary income. The ¥551 million in losses attributable to COVID-19 recorded in the same period of the previous year was not recorded in the current quarter.
  5. FY2022-Q3Update on disease-related losses and subsidiesAnnual report

    「Employment adjustment subsidy 329 Subsidy income 2,750 Losses attributable to COVID-19 1,339」

    For the cumulative nine-month period, the company recorded ¥329 million in employment adjustment subsidies and ¥2,750 million in subsidy income as extraordinary income, while recording ¥1,339 million in infectious-disease-related losses as extraordinary losses.
  6. FY2022-Q2Update on disease-related losses and subsidiesAnnual report

    「Extraordinary income included ¥321 million in employment adjustment subsidies and ¥2,511 million in subsidy income, while extraordinary losses included ¥1,221 million in losses attributable to COVID-19.」

    For the cumulative first six months, the company recorded ¥321 million in employment adjustment subsidies and ¥2,511 million in subsidy income, including contributions for reduced operating hours and other measures, while recording ¥1,221 million in infectious-disease-related losses.
  7. FY2022-Q1Update on disease-related losses and subsidiesAnnual report

    「Extraordinary income included ¥130 million in employment adjustment subsidies and ¥1,171 million in subsidy income, while extraordinary losses included ¥551 million in losses attributable to COVID-19.」

    In the current quarter, the company recorded ¥130 million in employment adjustment subsidies and ¥1,171 million in contributions from local governments and other sources as extraordinary income, and ¥551 million in infectious-disease-related losses as extraordinary losses.
  8. FY2021Update on disease-related losses and subsidiesAnnual report

    「Meanwhile, extraordinary income included ¥603 million in employment adjustment subsidies and ¥1,045 million in subsidy income, including contributions for reduced operating hours, resulting in total extraordinary income of ¥1,901 million for the fiscal year.」

    The company recorded ¥603 million in employment adjustment subsidies and ¥1,045 million in contributions for reduced operating hours and other items, while losses attributable to the infectious disease amounted to ¥1,629 million.
  9. FY2021-Q3Update on disease-related losses and subsidiesAnnual report

    「Employment adjustment subsidy ¥454 million」

    For the cumulative nine-month period, the company recorded ¥454 million in employment adjustment subsidies as extraordinary income and ¥823 million in losses attributable to COVID-19 as extraordinary losses.
  10. FY2021-Q2Update on disease-related losses and subsidiesAnnual report

    「Employment adjustment subsidy 449 Losses attributable to COVID-19 823」

    The company recorded ¥449 million in employment adjustment subsidies as extraordinary income and ¥823 million in fixed costs and other expenses incurred during the temporary closure period as losses attributable to the infectious disease, recorded as extraordinary losses.
  11. FY2021-Q1First statedAnnual report

    「Employment adjustment subsidy ¥435 million」

    The company newly disclosed that it recorded ¥435 million in employment adjustment subsidies related to the infectious disease as extraordinary income, and ¥823 million in personnel expenses, rent and other costs incurred during the temporary closure period as extraordinary losses attributable to COVID-19.
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