Profit recovered
Fukuyama Kanko Kaihatsu returned to profit in the year to March 2026. Net sales rose to ¥316.623mn from ¥298.532mn, ordinary income moved to ¥15.202mn from a ¥9.994mn loss, and net income came in at ¥9.768mn after a ¥7.565mn loss a year earlier.
| Metric | Year to March 2026 | Year to March 2025 |
|---|---|---|
| Net sales | ¥316.623mn | ¥298.532mn |
| Ordinary income/loss | ¥15.202mn | -¥9.994mn |
| Net income/loss | ¥9.768mn | -¥7.565mn |
The five-year record is not one-way traffic
The one-year swing sits inside a more uneven five-year series. Sales were ¥343.155mn in 2022, ¥354.189mn in 2023 and ¥329.200mn in 2024 before dropping to ¥298.532mn in 2025 and recovering to ¥316.623mn this year.
Net income followed a similar pattern: ¥14.392mn in 2022, ¥24.160mn in 2023, then losses of ¥1.286mn in 2024 and ¥7.565mn in 2025, before returning to ¥9.768mn in 2026. Ordinary income moved from ¥20.371mn in 2022 and ¥36.850mn in 2023 to ¥0.294mn in 2024, then to a ¥9.994mn loss in 2025, before rebounding to ¥15.202mn this year.
That matters because the latest report shows a recovery, not a straight-line growth story. The current sales figure is still below the levels reported for 2022, 2023 and 2024 in the same five-year record.
Balance-sheet strength remains visible
At year-end, total assets stood at ¥1.839bn and net assets at ¥1.783bn. Equity accounted for 96.99 per cent of assets, and cash and cash equivalents rose to ¥321.876mn.
For readers outside Japan, the practical takeaway is narrow but useful: this was a return to profit backed by a balance sheet with a very high equity ratio and a sizable cash balance relative to the scale of the annual earnings disclosed here.
What the packet does not show
This evidence packet contains summary financial and balance-sheet data, not management commentary or segment detail. It shows the size of the rebound and the company's year-end financial position, but not the operating reasons behind the change.