TOKYO, Jun 12 (Pulse News Wire) – Yamachu Co., Ltd. (391A.T) reported higher operating profit for the fiscal year ending April 2026 despite a revenue decline compared to forecasts.
Revenue was down by 2.0% but up by 1.1% year-over-year. Operating profit increased by 17% year-over-year, while ordinary profit also rose by 17%. Net profit attributable to parent shareholders, however, decreased by -33.0% due to special gains recorded in the previous fiscal year from asset sales. The company's development segment saw some projects delayed until the next fiscal year, leading to a decrease in revenue by 5.3% compared to plans and by 3.0% year-over-year.
In contrast, the stock and hotel segments performed well, with revenues increasing by 0.9% and 6.3% respectively compared to the previous year. For the upcoming fiscal year, Yamachu expects continued growth driven by aggressive sales of its Partheil and Libertas series properties, along with sustained demand for monthly rental units and inbound tourism. However, net profit is projected to drop by -6.7% due to the absence of special gains recorded last year. In addition, the company plans to enhance shareholder returns through regular dividends of ¥78 per share for the fiscal year ending April 2027, maintaining a dividend payout ratio of 19.1%.
Yamachu remains committed to sustainable and stable returns to shareholders going forward.
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