TOKYO, May 12 (Pulse News Wire) – Tokyu Corporation (9005.T) reported robust revenue growth for the fiscal year ended February 2025, driven by increased traffic in its transportation sector and contributions from real estate sales. Operating profit remained stable despite challenges in property sales, while net income attributable to parent shareholders rose due to higher holding gains and investment income.
For the fiscal year ending February 2025, operating revenue reached ¥11.00 billion, up ¥311 billion from the previous year. Operating profit stood at ¥1,060 billion, down ¥28 billion compared to forecasts but still reflecting strong performance across various segments. Notably, hotel and resort operations saw significant improvements, contributing to overall profitability.
Looking ahead, Tokyu expects continued growth in FY2026, projecting operating revenue to reach ¥11.00 billion, an increase of ¥538 billion from the prior year. The company anticipates a rise in operating profit to ¥1,100 billion, bolstered by ongoing investments in infrastructure and strategic acquisitions. In addition, Tokyu highlighted plans to enhance its retail services through store renovations and expansion initiatives, aiming to capitalize on growing consumer demand.
The firm also emphasized its commitment to sustainable development and digital transformation, positioning itself for long-term success amid evolving market conditions.
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