Source disclosure: February 13, 2026
HANATOUR JAPAN CO.,LTD. [6561.T]
TOKYO, Feb 13 (Pulse News Wire) – Hanatour Japan CO.,LTD. (6561.T) reported a special loss of ¥312 million due to the closure of its T Mark City Hotel Sapporo on March 15, 2026, followed by demolition costs.
Additionally, the company recorded a reduction in fixed assets amounting to ¥77 million. For the fiscal year ending December 31, 2025, Hanatour's revenue fell short of previous forecasts, totaling ¥7.180 billion compared to the earlier estimate of ¥7.180 billion. Operating profit came in at ¥1.998 billion, exceeding expectations by ¥158 million, while ordinary profit reached ¥1.939 billion, surpassing projections by ¥189 million. Net profit attributable to shareholders was ¥1.385 billion, marking a significant increase from the forecast range of ¥1,010 to ¥1.11 billion. The company attributed the shortfall in annual sales to initial challenges posed by exchange rate fluctuations and earthquake rumors, which improved later in the year due to positive developments in South Korea.
Despite lower revenues in travel services, cost control measures across various operations led to a substantial rise in operating profits compared to the previous year and revised estimates. Exchange rates favorably impacted non-operating income, contributing to higher-than-expected ordinary profits. In preparation for the hotel’s closure, Hanatour anticipates additional expenses related to the demolition process. However, these costs were lower than initially projected, resulting in net earnings exceeding prior forecasts. Post-demolition, the company plans to explore redevelopment options for the site, with further details to be disclosed upon finalization.
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