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Recognition of Losses Due to Temporary Closures and Other Factors

First written in FY2021-Q1. . Latest entry: FY2023-Q1.

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  1. FY2023-Q1Elimination of losses from temporary closures and other factorsAnnual report

    「Cumulative first-quarter consolidated accounting period (from 1 March 2022 to 31 May 2022) Not applicable.」

    The disclosure states that there were no applicable losses in the cumulative first quarter of the current fiscal year in respect of losses from temporary closures and other factors, for which ¥360 million had been recognized in the same period of the previous year.
  2. FY2022Reduction in losses from temporary closures and other factorsAnnual report

    「Losses from temporary closures and other factors 1,048 340」

    Losses from temporary closures and other factors decreased to ¥340 million from ¥1,048 million in the previous year, but losses associated with the closure of cinemas and other facilities continued to be recognized.
  3. FY2022-Q3Continued and reduced losses from temporary closures and other factorsAnnual report

    「Losses from temporary closures and other factors 1,027 340」

    Due to the closure of operating facilities in response to states of emergency and requests from local governments, ¥340 million in losses from temporary closures and other factors was recognized. Although this was down from ¥1,027 million in the same period of the previous year, losses continued to be recognized.
  4. FY2022-Q2Continued recognition and reduction of losses from temporary closures and other factorsAnnual report

    「Losses from temporary closures and other factors 1,143 383」

    Due to the closure of cinemas and other facilities in response to states of emergency and other measures, ¥383 million in personnel expenses, land and building rentals, depreciation and other costs incurred during temporary closures was recognized. Although this was down from ¥1,143 million in the same period of the previous year, losses continued to be recognized.
  5. FY2022-Q1Reduction in losses from temporary closures and other factorsAnnual report

    「Losses from temporary closures and other factors 1,134 360」

    Losses from temporary closures and other factors decreased to ¥360 million from ¥1,134 million in the same period of the previous year. However, losses continued to be recognized in the current period due to the closure of cinemas and other facilities in response to states of emergency and other measures.
  6. FY2021Full-year recognition of losses from temporary closures and other factorsAnnual report

    「Accordingly, personnel expenses, land and building rentals, depreciation and other costs incurred during temporary closures were recognized as extraordinary losses attributable to temporary closures and other factors.」

    Due to reduced operating hours and closures at cinemas and other facilities, ¥1,048 million in losses from temporary closures and other factors was recognized for the full year.
  7. FY2021-Q3Continued recognition of losses from temporary closures and other factorsAnnual report

    「To prevent the spread of COVID-19, the group shortened operating hours and temporarily closed commercial facilities, including cinemas operated by the group. As a result, personnel expenses, land and rental fees, depreciation and other costs incurred during the temporary closures were recognized as losses from temporary closures and other factors under extraordinary losses.」

    Due to reduced operating hours and closures at cinemas and other facilities, ¥1,027 million in losses from temporary closures and other factors was recognized for personnel expenses, land and building rentals, depreciation and other costs.
  8. FY2021-Q2Increase in losses from temporary closures and other factorsAnnual report

    「Losses from temporary closures and other factors - 1,143」

    Due to reduced operating hours and closures at cinemas and other facilities, personnel expenses, land and building rentals, depreciation and other costs were recognized as losses from temporary closures and other factors. The loss for the cumulative second quarter of the current fiscal year was ¥1,143 million.
  9. FY2021-Q1First statedAnnual report

    「To prevent the spread of COVID-19, the group shortened operating hours and temporarily closed commercial facilities, including cinemas operated by the group. As a result, personnel expenses, land and rental fees, depreciation and other costs incurred during the temporary closures were recognized as losses from temporary closures and other factors under extraordinary losses.」

    Due to reduced operating hours and closures at cinemas and other facilities, ¥1,134 million in personnel expenses, land and building rentals, depreciation and other costs incurred during temporary closures was recognized as an extraordinary loss for the first time.
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