The consolidated results announced by major restaurant operator コロワイド for April-September 2026 showed net profit of ¥888 million, down 30% year on year. The deterioration in earnings at businesses including its Kappa Sushi subsidiary, together with weak performance in North America, weighed on results.
In the consolidated results released by major restaurant operator コロワイド for April-September 2026, revenue was ¥173.6 billion and net profit was ¥888 million, down 30% year on year. Business profit was ¥5.2 billion, representing growth in the negative 0% range from the previous period.
At Kappa Sushi, higher raw material costs reduced the profit margin. The North American business was affected by consumers cutting back on dining out, and system upgrade costs were recorded against a backdrop of uncertainty about the outlook. In Japan, adverse weather contributed to sluggish growth in customer numbers.
The acquired Australian steakhouse operator Seaglass and café operator C-United contributed to revenue. Same-store sales remained above the year-earlier month for 59 consecutive months. The full-year outlook was left unchanged, with revenue expected to rise 17% from the previous period, business profit 28%, and net profit 20%.