Tenpos Holdings sees revenue rise but profit dips despite strategic growth

Tenpos Holdings announced consolidated financial results for the six months ended November 30, 2025, with net sales increasing 10.9% year-on-year to 25,554 million yen. Operating profit rose 1.7% to 1,051 million yen, and ordinary profit saw a slight 0.3% increase to 1,588 million yen. However, profit attributable to owners of parent decreased 18.9% to 964 million yen. The company forecasts full-year net sales of 57,700 million yen and profit attributable to owners of parent of 2,140 million yen.

Growth was largely fueled by the merchandise segment, with sales increasing 6.6% to 14,456 million yen, and the F&B segment, which saw a significant 24.7% rise in revenue to 9,795 million yen. The F&B segment’s operating profit also surged 91.6% to 329 million yen, with the revolving sushi, izakaya, and steak restaurant businesses performing well. The company’s strategic initiatives include expanding its Tenpos Busters store network and actively recruiting global talent for its steak restaurant business.

The information and service segment experienced revenue growth, but operating profit declined to a loss of 50 million yen due to increased SG&A expenses from investments in new businesses. Tenpos Holdings aims to increase employee wages by 50% over three years and build financial assets of 50 million yen for 1,000 employees within 10 years, aligning with its "Shining-Black-Entreprise" and SDG goals.