The company’s revenue for the first three quarters reached ¥515.86 billion, a slight improvement over the ¥514.89 billion recorded in the prior-year period. However, this top-line resilience was overshadowed by a drop in operating profit, which fell to ¥25.27 billion from ¥28.90 billion.
Margin Pressure and Earnings Performance
The decline extended to pretax profit, which landed at ¥26.52 billion compared to ¥29.97 billion previously. According to the report, which utilizes Japanese accounting standards, the group’s net income was significantly impacted by shifting operational costs, leading to a year-over-year profit contraction of nearly 23%.Shareholders saw a corresponding dip in returns, with earnings per share falling to ¥244.43 from ¥320.92. Diluted earnings per share were also lower at ¥242.23, reflecting a more cautious performance outlook for the Osaka-based retailer as it concludes its fiscal year.
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