TOKYO, Mar 12 (Pulse News Wire) – Tenpos Holdings CO.,LTD. (2751.T) reported a significant increase in revenue for its fiscal third quarter ending March 31, 1997, driven primarily by the addition of Sunrise Services and strong performance across various segments.
Total revenue rose to ¥200 million, up from ¥170 billion in the same period last year, marking a 15.9% growth. Operating profit reached ¥171 billion, while ordinary profit stood at ¥173 billion, reflecting robust earnings despite higher general administrative expenses. In the food-related merchandise sector, sales surged by ¥13 billion due to contributions from existing dining operations and new store openings. General management costs increased by ¥24 million, mainly attributed to personnel expenses and expansion costs.
Despite a decline in information services revenue, the company's catering and delivery service, Sunrise Services, contributed positively to overall profitability through strategic pricing adjustments. Meanwhile, the dining division saw a notable rise in revenue and profits, bolstered by the inclusion of Sunrise Services' home-delivered sushi and catering businesses. The company also highlighted plans for continued expansion, aiming to achieve sustainable growth in the industry over the next five years, targeting a survival rate improvement for restaurants. Tenpos Holdings emphasized its commitment to social responsibility and sustainability, aligning with SDGs goals such as poverty reduction and environmental conservation.
Notably, the firm aims to eliminate the retirement system entirely, ensuring employment opportunities regardless of age, fostering a culture of continuous learning and engagement among employees.
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