TOKYO, Mar 17 (Pulse News Wire) – Healthcare & Medical Investment Corporation (3455.T) reported robust fiscal year 2026 January results, driven by increased rental income from newly acquired assets. Operating revenue reached ¥2.634 billion, up from ¥2.507 billion last year, while net profit surged to ¥1.057 billion compared to ¥904 million previously.
The firm also achieved a per-share distribution increase to ¥3,250 from ¥3,164 last year. Key highlights included the addition of two new sponsors—Tokyu Land Corporation and Kinki Nippon Building Co.—strengthening its sponsor base to five companies. Additionally, three new properties were acquired during the fiscal year, contributing significantly to internal growth strategies.
Measures such as rent hikes and green lease implementations further bolstered performance. Looking ahead, the company forecasts modest earnings growth but anticipates challenges due to rising interest rates and higher operating expenses. Projected per-share distributions for fiscal 2027 January are expected to decline slightly to ¥2,812 from ¥2,942 in the previous fiscal year.
Despite this, the company remains committed to long-term stability and sustainable cash flow generation through strategic asset management and refinancing initiatives.
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