Artra Group Corporation [6029.T]
TOKYO, May 15 (Pulse News Wire) – Artra Group Corporation (6029.T) reported its first quarterly profit since 2019, achieving a net loss of -¥113 million compared to a loss of -¥19 million in the same quarter last year. Revenue declined slightly to ¥970 million from ¥985.0 billion, but operating income turned positive at ¥17 million due to cost reductions and higher-margin sales growth in its core A-COMS business.
The company also revised its full-year outlook, lowering revenue expectations while raising operating and ordinary profits. Operating profit guidance was increased to ¥120 million from ¥80 million previously, reflecting improved profitability despite lower sales forecasts.
Artra attributed the stronger earnings performance to ongoing structural reforms, including the divestiture of unprofitable toy retail operations and enhanced efficiency in high-margin equipment sales. Additionally, Artra signed a memorandum of understanding with Korean medical device manufacturer REMED Co., Ltd.
On April 21 to integrate magnetic stimulation therapy technology into its A-COMS platform, aiming to expand self-pay service offerings and enhance long-term corporate value.
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