Tokyu Fudosan Holdings reports higher FY2026 net profit

5 articles · Updated · MarketWatch · May 11

The Japanese property group posted net profit of Y96.70bn for the year ended 31 March, versus Y77.56bn a year earlier, with revenue rising to Y1.25tn from Y1.15tn.
Operating profit increased to Y166.88bn from Y140.76bn, while pretax profit climbed to Y147.80bn from Y129.15bn under Japanese accounting standards.
Earnings per share rose to Y135.45 from Y108.69, indicating broader year-on-year improvement across the company's key financial measures.

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