TOKYO, May 11 (Pulse News Wire) – TEN Allied CO.,LTD. (8207.T) reported lower-than-expected results for its fiscal year ending March 31, 2026, compared to previous forecasts released on November 06, 2025.
The company’s revenue was revised down to ¥12.09 billion from the previously estimated ¥12.21 billion. Operating profit declined to ¥-¥120 million from ¥8 million, while ordinary profit was ¥-¥116 million from ¥3.9 million. The earnings per share also saw a significant drop, with the latest figures showing a loss of ¥-¥462 million per share compared to the prior estimate of a gain of ¥-¥6.8 million per share. The downward revision was attributed to several factors, including deteriorating international conditions, sharp fluctuations in foreign exchange rates leading to higher energy resource and raw material costs, and increased labor expenses due to workforce shortages.
Despite efforts to improve profitability through menu adjustments, price revisions, and investments in digital transformation and new store openings, customer traffic did not meet initial projections. Additionally, unexpected additional costs associated with various investments further exacerbated the situation. In light of these challenges, the company's management acknowledged that the actual performance deviated significantly from earlier expectations. They noted that the forecast was based on available information at the time of release but included potential risks and uncertainties.
As such, future developments could lead to further discrepancies between projected and actual outcomes.
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