Daiei Kankyo's latest annual report shows the company getting bigger and more profitable at the same time, with sales, ordinary income and parent profit all higher in the year ended March 31.
| Metric | Year to March 2026 | Year to March 2025 |
|---|---|---|
| Sales | ¥87.86bn | ¥80.18bn |
| Ordinary income | ¥22.43bn | ¥21.48bn |
| Parent net profit | ¥15.85bn | ¥14.36bn |
| Total assets | ¥260.19bn | ¥184.91bn |
Sales reached ¥87.86bn, versus ¥80.18bn a year earlier. Ordinary income rose to ¥22.43bn from ¥21.48bn, and profit attributable to owners of parent increased to ¥15.85bn from ¥14.36bn. Basic earnings per share also improved to 159.93 yen from 145.54 yen.
That meant the top line and the profit lines all moved in the same direction, which is the tidier version of growth. The five-year summary in the filing shows sales moving from ¥64.99bn in the year ended March 2022 to ¥87.86bn in the latest year, while ordinary income rose from ¥13.30bn to ¥22.43bn over the same stretch.
The balance sheet expanded alongside that run. Total assets stood at ¥260.19bn at March 31, compared with ¥184.91bn a year earlier, and net assets were ¥114.06bn. As a compact read on how one Japan-listed waste operator finished the year, the filing points to a business that ended March with more revenue, more earnings and a larger asset base than it had a year earlier.