TOMONY Holdings announced its interim results for September 2026, reporting record net profit of ¥9.315 billion. Ordinary income was ¥56.814 billion, with both revenue and profit up, and the earnings forecast was also revised upward.
TOMONY Holdings, which owns Kagawa Bank, announced its consolidated interim results for September 2026, reporting net profit of ¥9.315 billion, up 64.3% year on year. Ordinary income was ¥56.814 billion, marking the first increase in both revenue and profit in 2 fiscal periods.
Kagawa Bank's standalone net profit was ¥476 million, the second-highest level on record.
The company raised its forecast for consolidated net profit for the fiscal year ending March 2027 to ¥18.4 billion. The president said the company would continue strengthening its financial base, while acknowledging that significant management challenges remained.