TOKYO, May 12 (Pulse News Wire) – VIA Holdings,inc. (7918.T) adjusted its fiscal year 2026 forecast due to higher-than-expected revenue and cost improvements.
The company reported a sales increase of ¥105 million compared to previous estimates, driven by customer value enhancement strategies and promotional activities. Operating profit and ordinary profit exceeded forecasts, but net income attributable to parent shareholders fell short by ¥12 million due to impairment losses and special charges related to store closures. In detail, the revised figures show: - Sales: ¥17.41 billion vs. ¥17.30 billion previously estimated - Operating Profit: ¥--¥157 million vs.
¥--¥180 million previously estimated - Ordinary Profit: ¥--¥512 million vs. ¥--¥500 million previously estimated - Net Income Attributable to Parent Shareholders: ¥--¥11.2 million vs. ¥--¥11.0 million previously estimated The adjustments reflect improved pricing strategies and operational efficiencies, which contributed positively to profitability metrics. However, unexpected costs associated with underperforming stores and closure expenses led to lower-than-projected net income.
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