Source disclosure: February 13, 2026
Terminalcare Support Institute Inc. [7362.T]
TOKYO, Feb 13 (Pulse News Wire) – Terminalcare Support Institute Inc. (7362.T) revised its fiscal year 2025 earnings forecast, citing higher-than-expected investments and project delays.
The company reported a significant shortfall compared to its previous estimates. For the fiscal year ending December 31, 2025, the company's revenue was estimated at ¥5.071 billion previously but now stands at ¥4.886 billion, marking a decrease of ¥191 million. Operating profit fell from ¥117 million to ¥40 million, a decline of ¥76 million. Similarly, ordinary profit dropped from ¥207 million to ¥138 million, while net income per share remained unchanged at ¥54.0 million. The revision reflects increased spending on new facilities in the Kanto region, hiring foreign skilled workers, and developing the internal system CareMaster.
Additionally, rising wheat prices delayed cost adjustments, impacting profitability. The company also received subsidies aimed at improving working conditions for caregivers, which were passed on to employees, increasing labor costs and reducing operating profits. In the real estate sector, external construction projects faced delays, leading to lower completion rates than anticipated. Some projects did not meet their targeted progress levels, pushing back expected revenues and profits into fiscal year 2026. These factors collectively resulted in the downward adjustment of the company’s overall performance expectations for the fiscal year.
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