Yokohama Reito revised its consolidated results for the prior fiscal year downward into a loss and indicated that net income is also expected to be negative in the current fiscal year. Its outlook for net sales and each profit item was revised from the previous forecast.
According to the earnings flash report, Yokohama Reito's consolidated net income for the prior fiscal year (26.04-09) was sharply revised downward from the previous forecast of ¥3,451 million to -¥16,649 million. Net sales were revised upward from ¥60,772 million to ¥66,272 million, operating income from ¥2,894 million to ¥2,994 million, and ordinary income from ¥2,096 million to ¥2,296 million. Both net income and per-share dividends were revised from profit to loss, while EPS was changed from ¥58.34 to -¥281.48.
The earnings forecast for the current fiscal year (new 2026.09) was also revised. While the assumptions for net sales of ¥125,000 million to ¥130,500 million, operating income of ¥7,000 million to ¥7,100 million, and ordinary income of ¥6,400 million to ¥6,600 million were maintained, net income was revised downward from ¥6,300 million to -¥13,800 million. The company indicated that EPS is expected to turn from ¥106.51 to -¥233.31.
The outlook for the second half of the current fiscal year emphasized that net sales are expected to increase from the previous fiscal year, while net income is expected to be negative. The earnings announcement was made on 30 October 2026, and the revisions were based on disclosure materials dated the same day. The tables in the article are reportedly based on disclosure materials from TDnet.