Shirohato has revised its current fiscal year's ordinary profit forecast downward from a profit to a loss, resulting in a loss forecast. The cumulative figure through the third quarter was a loss, and the plan for the second half has also been revised to a loss.
On 9 October, Shirohato announced an ordinary loss of ¥84 million (non-consolidated) for the cumulative third quarter of the fiscal year ending November 2026. Accordingly, it revised its full-year ordinary profit forecast downward from the previously projected profit to a loss, resulting in a forecast loss of ¥130 million. It also left the year-end dividend, which had been undecided at the beginning of the fiscal year, undecided.
Based on its revised full-year plan, the company calculated ordinary profit for June–November (the second half) at a loss of ¥61 million, down from the previously projected profit of ¥89 million, resulting in a loss forecast. Ordinary loss for the latest three-month period, June–August, was ¥15 million. Although the loss narrowed from the same period of the previous year, the company remained in the red.