Source disclosure: February 26, 2026, 15:30 JST
Invincible Investment Corporation [8963.T]
TOKYO, Feb 26 (Pulse News Wire) – Invincible Investment Corporation (8963.T) reported a significant increase in net profit for the fiscal year ending December 2025, despite a decline in overseas hotel management revenue due to seasonal factors. Operating profit rose to ¥150.2 million, up from ¥133 million in the previous year, while net profit reached ¥150.2 million, marking a substantial improvement from -¥135 million last year.
The company attributed the strong performance to improved operations at existing domestic hotels and increased rental income from properties acquired in August 2025. However, dividend income decreased by -¥434.7 million compared to the previous year. Total operating revenue grew to ¥1.473 billion, reflecting a robust recovery in domestic hotel performance. For the six months ending June 2026, Invincible expects operating revenue to rise to ¥1.473 billion, driven by higher rental income from newly acquired assets and improved performance at existing hotels. Nevertheless, net profit is forecast to decrease slightly to ¥142 million due to rising interest expenses.
The company plans to maintain stable per-share distributions through the utilization of surplus reserves, targeting a distribution rate of ¥1,895 per share. Looking ahead to the fiscal year ending December 2026, Invincible anticipates further growth in operating revenue to ¥1.55 billion, bolstered by contributions from recently acquired properties and enhanced domestic hotel performance. However, net profit is expected to drop to ¥167.2 million amid increasing financing costs. To stabilize per-share distributions, the firm intends to utilize surplus reserves, aiming for a payout of ¥1,895 per share. Notably, the impact of deteriorating Sino-Japanese relations on Chinese tourist arrivals remains uncertain and has not been factored into future projections.
Should a decline in Chinese tourists negatively affect earnings, the company plans to distribute surplus reserves to support per-share distribution levels.
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