TACHI-S announced that it had revised its full-year net income forecast upward to 3.3-fold profit growth, reversing its previous outlook, and expected to set a record high after a two-year gap. The company significantly raised its full-year plan based on first-half results and the impact of a newly consolidated business scope.
TACHI-S announced its earnings after the close on 13 November, reporting consolidated net income of ¥27.9 billion for the six months ended September 2026, 11 times the previous fiscal year's level.
Full-year consolidated net income was revised upward by 3.6 times, from the previous forecast of ¥8.6 billion to ¥30.9 billion. It is expected to increase 3.3-fold year on year and set a record high for the first time in two fiscal years.
However, consolidated net income in the second half is expected to fall sharply year on year, resulting in a forecast of only ¥2.99 billion for the second half.
The first-half results and revision to the full-year forecast reflect the newly consolidated results of タチエストーヨーグループホールディングス, whose shares were acquired, and its subsidiaries. The company stated that it expects to recognize a ¥22.9 billion gain on the bargain purchase of negative goodwill as extraordinary income.