Source disclosure: February 20, 2026
Columbia Works Inc. [146A.T]
TOKYO, Feb 20 (Pulse News Wire) – Columbia Works Inc. (146A.T) reported robust fourth-quarter earnings, surpassing previously revised forecasts.
CEO Jun Nakayama highlighted the successful completion of several projects, including the BIASTA Shinbashi office building, which quickly reached half occupancy after its December launch. CFO Naoya Mizuyama attributed the strong performance to effective cost management amid rising construction costs and slower-than-expected interest rate hikes. For fiscal 2026, the company plans to accelerate investments in large-scale projects and asset management services, aiming to achieve its mid-term operating profit targets one year ahead of schedule.
Mizuyama emphasized maintaining conservative guidance to ensure reliable growth projections despite potential external risks such as further interest rate increases. In addition, the firm completed a capital raise of approximately ¥2.200 billion in December 2025, enabling increased investment capacity and reinforcing its financial foundation for future expansion. The company remains focused on balancing rapid growth with prudent financial management to sustain long-term profitability.
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