This article summarizes where アンドエスティHD’s shareholder benefits can be used, the revisions to the benefit program, eligible brands, and business performance trends. It also covers practical information for individual investors, including the record date and benefits for long-term shareholders.
アンドエスティHD (formerly アダストリア) is notable for allowing its shareholder benefit vouchers to be used at stores operated by brands such as グローバルワーク and ニコアンド, as well as at restaurants operated by ゼットン. The benefits are granted to shareholders holding 100 or more shares as of the end of February and August, and purchases must be completed by the day before the record date. As an additional benefit for long-term shareholders, those who hold 100 or more shares for at least 3 years receive an additional annual benefit worth ¥2,000. The benefits cannot be used at the online store “and ST”.
The benefits are divided into 3 tiers based on the number of shares held and the holding period, with the total annual amount determined based on the February and August record dates. The standard annual benefits are ¥3,000 for 100–499 shares, ¥10,000 for 500–999 shares, and ¥20,000 for 1,000 or more shares, with an additional benefit for continuous holdings of at least 3 years. Under the current program, some conditions have been changed, including the tightening of the continuous holding period requirement.
Eligible brands include domestic stores operated by アダストリア, エレメントルール, and ゼットン, covering more than 30 brands, including グローバルワーク, ニコアンド, and ローリーズファーム. Online stores are not eligible. Revisions include introducing the program twice a year, adding a new 500–999 share tier, expanding eligibility to shareholders with 10,000 or more shares held continuously, and changing the long-term holding requirement to at least 3 years.
For the fiscal year ended February 2026, consolidated net sales reached a record high of ¥304.351 billion and operating profit was ¥16.524 billion, while net income declined due to weather conditions and inventory adjustments. For the fiscal year ending February 2027, the company expects net sales of approximately ¥314.0 billion and an improvement in profit margins, although investors should monitor developments at its major brands and the impact of inventory adjustments. The share price has remained in a correction phase since reaching a high in autumn 2024.