TOKYO, May 12 (Pulse News Wire) – Sunwels CO.,LTD. (9229.T) reported mixed results for its fiscal year ending March 31, 2026, despite completing the planned opening of 13 new Parkinson's Disease House facilities, bringing the total operational count to 56.
Revenue fell short of budget expectations due to lower medical insurance sales and slower occupancy rates in existing facilities. However, the company saw improvements in occupancy rates for newer facilities, which helped boost overall performance. For the fiscal year ended March 31, 2026, revenue was ¥654 million compared to the budgeted amount of ¥893 million. Operating profit stood at ¥654 million, while net income reached ¥625 million, thanks to additional contributions from the president.
The company noted that the fourth quarter saw a recovery trend in occupancy rates for older facilities, though new facilities continued to gradually fill up. Looking ahead, Sunwels plans significant adjustments in staffing and operations to align with upcoming changes in healthcare policies, particularly the introduction of bundled home care services. As part of these adjustments, the firm intends to halt new facility openings temporarily to focus on optimizing existing resources and stabilizing revenues. The company expects to reduce empty beds across its network and improve service quality through cost-saving measures such as internalizing cleaning duties and revising rent structures.
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