Yamada Holdings expects consolidated net profit for the fiscal year ending March 2027 to be ¥32.8 billion, or 2.2 times the previous fiscal year’s figure, with gains on sales resulting from a review of held assets expected to boost profit. Revenue is unchanged at ¥1.78 trillion and operating profit at ¥51.5 billion.
Yamada Holdings announced that consolidated net profit for the fiscal year ending March 2027 is expected to be ¥32.8 billion. This would be 2.2 times the previous fiscal year’s level, with gains on sales resulting from a review of held assets expected to be the main contributing factor.
The company left its forecasts for revenue at ¥1.78 trillion and operating profit at ¥51.5 billion unchanged. Revenue is expected to increase 5% from the previous fiscal year’s actual result.
The company has indicated a policy of selling approximately ¥130 billion worth of non-core and low-profit assets within two years, with the aim of achieving a PBR of 1x.
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