KOSHIDAKA HOLDINGS Co.,LTD. [2157.T]
TOKYO, Apr 17 (Pulse News Wire) – Koshidaka Holdings CO.,LTD. (2157.T) reported its second quarter revenue for the fiscal year ending August 2026, achieving record sales but facing a decline due to reduced collaborative sales.
Operating profit fell yoy100.3% despite increased sales, primarily attributed to higher fixed costs from new POS systems and E-bo implementations. Fixed asset sale gains contributed to a net income increase of yoy21.7%. In detail, the company's operating profit dropped to ¥6 billion compared to ¥6 billion last year, while net income fell to ¥5 billion from ¥5 billion previously. The firm also noted a significant reduction in collaborative-related sales, down yoy¥600 million due to the absence of large-scale projects from the previous quarter.
Other expenses such as personnel costs and utilities saw improvements through cost management measures, yet could not offset additional operational costs leading to lower profitability. Additionally, Koshidaka Holdings disclosed plans for further expansion, including the absorption of approximately 70 karaoke stores operated by Standard (new) from Standard (old). This move is expected to contribute significantly to future earnings, adding sales equivalent to ¥7 billion and anticipated profits of ¥200 million. The integration is set to commence in November 2026, impacting the company’s financial forecasts positively.
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