TOKYO, May 13 (Pulse News Wire) – Tokyu Corporation (9005.T) reported a revenue increase of ¥1,088 billion for the fiscal year ended February 2026, up from ¥1,057 billion in the previous year. Operating profit remained stable at ¥1,010 billion compared to ¥1,034 billion last year due to cost pressures in certain sectors.
Net income attributable to parent shareholders rose to ¥870 billion from ¥796 billion in the same period. In its outlook for the fiscal year ending February 2027, the company expects revenues to reach ¥1,140 billion, driven by growth across various segments including transportation and real estate.
Operating profit is projected to rise to ¥1,140 billion, reflecting improved performance in hotel and resort operations alongside increased property sales. Despite inflationary costs and rising interest rates impacting key sectors such as rail transport and real estate, Tokyu's diversified portfolio and strategic financing approach aim to mitigate adverse effects.
The company plans to extend borrowing durations and favor fixed-rate loans to shield against potential interest rate hikes.
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