Revenue at the Tokyo-listed company climbed to 93.07 billion yen, up from 77.78 billion yen in the prior fiscal period. This top-line growth fueled a rise in operating profit to 1.08 billion yen, more than double the 486 million yen reported in 2025. Pretax profit followed a similar upward trajectory, reaching 1.32 billion yen compared to 636 million yen previously. Based on Japanese accounting standards, these figures translate to earnings of 46.14 yen per share, a substantial increase over the 10.00 yen per share seen during the last cycle.
Key Coffee Profits Surge Nearly Fivefold
With net profit hitting 988 million yen for the fiscal year ending March 31, Key Coffee Inc. has delivered a sharp earnings recovery. The result marks a significant climb from the 214 million yen recorded the previous year, underscoring a period of aggressive financial expansion for the Japanese coffee manufacturer.
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