Colowide's formal annual report puts revenue at ¥300.09bn for the year to March 2026, with business profit at ¥12.53bn. The filing's business-results summary shows the previous year's figures at ¥269.16bn and ¥9.31bn respectively.
The revenue line also maps a clear step-up in scale. The same summary lists ¥220.83bn for the year to March 2023, ¥241.28bn in 2024 and ¥269.16bn in 2025 before the latest move above ¥300bn. Business profit follows a similar arc, moving from a ¥196mn loss in 2023 to ¥8.71bn in 2024, ¥9.31bn in 2025 and ¥12.53bn in the latest year. The profit line is not perfectly smooth: the same sequence shows ¥6.13bn in 2022 before the dip into a ¥196mn loss in 2023 and the subsequent rebound.
For readers tracking Japan's listed restaurant operators, the point is straightforward: Colowide's formal filing now shows a ¥300bn-plus revenue business with double-digit billion-yen business profit. Go back one more year and revenue in the filing stood at ¥175.63bn, which makes the latest number look less like a rounding milestone and more like a real change in scale.