TSUCHIYA HOLDINGS: Adjusts FY26 Outlook; Sees Revenue Drop Amid Strategic Shifts

TOKYO, Mar 17 (Pulse News Wire) – Tsuchiya Holdings CO.,LTD. (184A.T) revised its fiscal 2026 outlook, projecting lower revenue and losses due to strategic shifts in its business priorities.

Originally expecting ¥585 million in revenue for the fiscal year ending April 30, 2026, the company now forecasts ¥376 million, marking a significant decline. The revision comes amid ongoing collaboration with NOVA Holdings since their capital tie-up in May 2025. While initiatives such as the introduction of "Study Aid Master for School" and joint development of learning platforms have shown promising results, contributing to a strong performance in the third quarter, the company has decided to adjust its focus. Key changes include: 1. Shifting priority towards long-term revenue maximization through large-scale projects with NOVA Holdings, leading to some planned activities being deferred to future quarters. 2.

Concentrating resources on high-yield areas within the education sector while postponing synergy efforts outside this domain. 3. Slower-than-expected recovery in general enterprise services post-large contract loss last fiscal year. In light of these adjustments, Tsuchiya Holdings anticipates a lower net profit per share of ¥(51.44) compared to the previous forecast of ¥0.07. To address the downward trend, the company plans to strengthen its partnership with NOVA Holdings, focusing on profitable operations and divesting non-core services. These measures aim to achieve profitability and substantial growth in the upcoming fiscal year.

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