Revenue dipped slightly to 18.34 billion yen from 18.48 billion yen, yet the impact on the bottom line was disproportionately severe. Operating profit plummeted from 57 million yen to just 7 million yen, while a pretax profit of 47 million yen a year ago swung into an 11 million yen loss. These figures, prepared under Japanese accounting standards, translate to a loss per share of 26.51 yen, a stark contrast to the 17.67 yen earnings recorded in 2025. Despite the current deficit, the company maintains its year-end dividend forecast of 50 yen per share, mirroring the previous year's payout.
Hokuyu Lucky Swings to Net Loss as Half-Year Profits Evaporate
A 33 million yen net loss marks a sharp reversal for Hokuyu Lucky Co. Ltd., as the Japanese firm’s financial performance collapsed during the six months ending August 31. The company, which posted a 22 million yen profit in the same period last year, now faces significant headwinds in its core operations.
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