SANYO SHOKAI revised down its outlook for the March-August period, with its operating loss expected to widen to ¥400 million. The company said unseasonable weather in June weakened sales of spring and summer merchandise.
SANYO SHOKAI has revised down its outlook for the March-August period, rather than its full-year outlook for the fiscal year ending March 2026. Under the revision, its operating loss is expected to widen to ¥400 million. According to reports, unseasonable weather in June contributed to the loss, while slower sales of spring and summer merchandise also had an impact.
The company’s outlook and the status of any additional financial disclosures are expected to be confirmed through future announcements. Information disclosed to date is limited to the explanation that slower sales and the impact of inventory clearance were behind the widening loss.