タカヨシＨＤ revised its consolidated ordinary profit forecast for the fiscal year ending September 2026 down from the previous forecast of ¥970 million to ¥780 million, resulting in an outlook for a 13.9% decline from the previous fiscal year. It also revised the April–September period forecast for the second half down to ¥260 million, with a projected 41.9% year-on-year decline.
タカヨシホールディングス announced after the close on 9 November that it had revised its consolidated ordinary profit forecast for the fiscal year ending September 2026. The forecast was revised down from ¥970 million to ¥780 million, indicating an eventual decline in profit.
As part of its plan for the second half, consolidated ordinary profit for the April–September period was substantially reduced from the previous forecast of ¥450 million to ¥260 million, representing an expected decline of approximately 41.9% year on year. The factors cited include increased new store openings, renovations at existing stores and higher costs associated with logistics investment.
The company cited costs incurred in developing its management platform and said it would continue investing for future growth, but the revision involves a review of its earnings forecast. The dividend forecast for the period is reportedly unchanged.